The insights in this preprint are the result of some monumental efforts on the part of these researchers. I really can't put it better than Will did in his thread, so go read it, and see why we're convinced that the eyes index syntactic processing difficulty beyond predictability.

I can't recommend working with @tallinzen.bsky.social @wtimkey.bsky.social @sarehalli.bsky.social @byungdoh.bsky.social Kuan-Jung Huang and Grusha Prasad enough :)

I'm really proud and grateful to be part of this research team. It has been fun and intellectually invigorating, and I have very many fond memories of working through this together with everyone.

So Özge isolated the role of c-command in 3 Turkish VW expts. Finding: c-commanding antecedents are retrieved faster and more often than non-c-commanding antecedents.

Big takeaway? Relational / Hierarchical structure really does guide attention from the earliest moments of language comprehension!

... Özge found that despite tons of work on anaphors in last ~10 years, we *still* hadn't unambiguously demonstrated the role of relational constraints on anaphor processing. Too many 'simple' item-level cues like 'subject' that speakers could use in previous studies, complicating interpretation!

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CRediT where CRediT is due

Reasonable!