id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
elm-5398	Kaiser, Elsi; Storbeck, Jesse	Real-time processing of indexical and generic expressions: Insights from, and implications for, COVID-related public health messages	2023	10	.pdf	application/pdf	5788	303	54	According to the Indexicality Hypothesis, linguistic expressions that could, in principle, be indexical (i.e., refer directly to individuals salient in the speech situation; speaker and/or address- ee, e.g. you, we) are easier to process than non-indexical forms like people, even in contexts where the forms are used non-indexically. This study is a preliminary foray into the real-time processing of non- anaphoric pronouns and generic expressions, and focuses on the use of you, we and people in COVID-19 health messages.	cache/elm-5398.pdf	txt/elm-5398.txt