Advancements in Japanese psycholinguistics: developmental and acquisitional perspectives

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1. Frontmatter
2. Editorial
3. Advancements in Japanese psycholinguistics: developmental and acquisitional perspectives
4. Editors’ Notes
5. Guest Editors’ Notes
6. Articles
7. Prosodic influence on quantifier scope interpretation in Japanese-speaking children and adults: a picture-selection study
8. Incorrect association of the focus particle dake: new evidence from child Japanese
9. Exploring the emergence of language-unique event perception and description in children
10. The empathetic utterance-final particle -ne in Japanese: a study on its phonological representation
11. Similarity effect in morphological generalization: Using the volitional form elicited production task of Japanese verbs with suru ending
12. The role of pitch accent in lexical recognition in Japanese: evidence from event-related potential and gamma-band activity