Maria Spychalska

Superlative quantifiers and epistemic interpretation of disjunction

Maria Spychalska, Maria Spychalska, 2012, ESSLLI Logic & Cognition Workshop.

Exploring the processing costs of the "exactly" and "at least" readings of bare numerals with event-related brain potentials

Jarmo Kontinen, Markus Werning, Maria Spychalska, 2015, CogSci.

Logical competence and reasoning in natural language.

Maria Spychalska, 2010 .

Processing of affirmation and negation in contexts with unique and multiple alternatives: Evidence from event-related potentials

Jarmo Kontinen, Markus Werning, Maria Spychalska, 2019, CogSci.

Electrophysiology of Pragmatic Processing: Exploring the Processing Cost of the Scalar Implicature in the Truth-Value Judgment Task

Jarmo Kontinen, Markus Werning, Maria Spychalska, 2014, CogSci.

From Inference to Meaning: Experimental Study on Reasoning with Quantifiers Some and Most

Maria Spychalska, 2009, TbiLLC.

At least not false, at most possible: between truth and assertibility of superlative quantifiers

Maria Spychalska, 2014, Synthese.

Is linguistic injustice a myth? A response to Hyland (2016).

Stephen Politzer-Ahles, Maria Spychalska, Jeffrey J. Holliday, 2016, Journal of second language writing.

Investigating scalar implicatures in a truth-value judgement task: evidence from event-related brain potentials

Jarmo Kontinen, Markus Werning, Maria Spychalska, 2016 .