Dissociations in processing past tense morphology: Neuropathology and behavioral studies. Tyler, L. K, deMornay-Davies , P., Anokhina, R., Longworth, C., Randall, B., & Marslen-Wilson, W. D J Cogn Neurosci, 14(1):79-94, 2002. doi abstract bibtex Neuropsychological research showing that the regular ("jump-jumped") and irregular ("drive/drove") past tense inflectional morphology can dissociate following brain damage has been important in testing claims about the cognitive and neural status of linguistic rules. These dissociations have been interpreted as evidence for two different computational systems-a rule-based system underlying the processing of regulars and the irregulars being individually listed in the mental lexicon. In contrast, connectionist accounts claim that these dissociations can be modeled within a single system. Combining behavioral data from patients with detailed information about their neuropathology can, in principle, provide strong constraints on accounts of the past tense. In this study, we tested five nonfluent aphasic patients, all of whom had extensive left hemisphere (LH) damage involving the left inferior frontal gyrus and underlying structures, and four patients with semantic deficits following herpes simplex encephalitis (HSE) who had extensive damage to the inferior temporal cortex. These patients were tested in experiments probing past tense processing. In a large priming study, the nonfluent patients showed no priming for the regular past tense but significant priming for the irregulars (whereas controls show priming for both). In contrast, the HSE patients showed significantly impaired performance for the irregulars in an elicitation task. These patterns of behavioral data and neuropathology suggest that two separable but interdependent systems underlie processing of the regular and irregular past tense.
@Article{Tyler2002,
author = {Lorraine K Tyler and Paul deMornay-Davies and Rebekah Anokhina and Catherine Longworth and Billi Randall and William D Marslen-Wilson},
journal = {J Cogn Neurosci},
title = {Dissociations in processing past tense morphology: {N}europathology and behavioral studies.},
year = {2002},
number = {1},
pages = {79-94},
volume = {14},
abstract = {Neuropsychological research showing that the regular ("jump-jumped")
and irregular ("drive/drove") past tense inflectional morphology
can dissociate following brain damage has been important in testing
claims about the cognitive and neural status of linguistic rules.
These dissociations have been interpreted as evidence for two different
computational systems-a rule-based system underlying the processing
of regulars and the irregulars being individually listed in the mental
lexicon. In contrast, connectionist accounts claim that these dissociations
can be modeled within a single system. Combining behavioral data
from patients with detailed information about their neuropathology
can, in principle, provide strong constraints on accounts of the
past tense. In this study, we tested five nonfluent aphasic patients,
all of whom had extensive left hemisphere (LH) damage involving the
left inferior frontal gyrus and underlying structures, and four patients
with semantic deficits following herpes simplex encephalitis (HSE)
who had extensive damage to the inferior temporal cortex. These patients
were tested in experiments probing past tense processing. In a large
priming study, the nonfluent patients showed no priming for the regular
past tense but significant priming for the irregulars (whereas controls
show priming for both). In contrast, the HSE patients showed significantly
impaired performance for the irregulars in an elicitation task. These
patterns of behavioral data and neuropathology suggest that two separable
but interdependent systems underlie processing of the regular and
irregular past tense.},
doi = {10.1162/089892902317205348},
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