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Mental gender representation elicited by Dutch gender-neutral pronouns for generic reference

Hanne Verhaegen (UGent)

(2025) Psycholinguistics in Flanders 2025, Abstracts. p.28-28
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The Dutch gender-neutral pronoun die : more accepted for generic than for specific reference

Sofie Decock (UGent) , Sarah Van Hoof (UGent) , Lou-Lou Vanrobaeys, Hanne Verhaegen (UGent) and Chloé Vincent (UGent)

(2025) TAAL EN TONGVAL. 77(1). p.76-107
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Revising the Algemene Nederlandse Spraakkunst : a pluricentric approach to diatopic variation in the grammar of Standard Dutch?

Arne Dhondt (UGent) , Timothy Colleman (UGent) and Johan De Caluwe (UGent)

(2025) Pluricentricity and pluriareality : dialects, variation, and standards. In Studies in Language Variation 32. p.165-186
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Multiple sources of constructional contamination in different language varieties : further pieces to the contamination puzzle

Gauthier Delaby (UGent) and Timothy Colleman (UGent)

(2025) CONSTRUCTIONS (KÖLN). 17(1).
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Constructional contamination blocking full-fledged alternation? (The lack of) word order variation in Dutch verb clusters with resultative krijgen ‘to get’

Gauthier Delaby (UGent) , Timothy Colleman (UGent) and Marithé Buysse

(2025) COGNITIVE LINGUISTICS. 36(3). p.439-472
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Adults with autism prefer person-first language in Dutch : a cross-country study

Hannah De Laet (UGent) , dr. Annabel Nijhof (UGent) and Roeljan Wiersema (UGent)

(2025) JOURNAL OF AUTISM AND DEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS. 55(6). p.2027-2033
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The effect of Dutch gender-neutral pronouns on perceived text quality : generic reference in employee guidelines

Hanne Verhaegen (UGent) , Sarah Van Hoof (UGent) , Rebecca Van Herck, Ute Gabriel, Pascal Gygax and Sofie Decock (UGent)

(2025) APPLIED PSYCHOLINGUISTICS. 46.
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Gendergerechte Sprache beim Dolmetschen : eine Interventionsstudie zur Entwicklung der gendergerechten Sprachkompetenz bei fortgeschrittenen DaF-Lernenden

Laura Robaey (UGent) , Sofie Decock (UGent) and Jelena Vranjes (UGent)

(2025) UNTERRICHTSPRAXIS-TEACHING GERMAN. 58(2). p.196-210
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Constructional contamination between two constructions with krijgen ‘to get’ in Dutch : national variation, bidirectionality and ambiguity avoidance

Gauthier Delaby (UGent) and Timothy Colleman (UGent)

(2025) CONSTRUCTIONS AND FRAMES. p.1-36
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A systematic evaluation of Dutch large language models’ surprisal estimates in sentence, paragraph and book reading

Sam Boeve (UGent) and Louisa Bogaerts (UGent)

(2025) BEHAVIOR RESEARCH METHODS. 57(9).

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