Applied Psycholinguistics

Papers
(The H4-Index of Applied Psycholinguistics is 14. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-08-01 to 2026-08-01.)
ArticleCitations
Perceptual-semantic features of words differentially shape early vocabulary in American Sign Language and English149
Cross-linguistic influence, limited input, or working-memory limitations: The morphosyntax of agreement and concord in Heritage Russian68
Are L2 orthographic representations fuzzy? Effects of word frequency and spelling proficiency on orthographic priming in L1 and L234
A gradient-based preference for sonority markedness constraints in reading: evidence for intact phonological grammar in developmental dyslexia31
Referential choice in L2 English: Comparing L1 Spanish and L1 Dutch speakers29
Impairment or difference? The case of Theory of Mind abilities and pragmatic competence in the Autism Spectrum23
Interactions between lexical and syntactic L1-L2 overlap: Effects of gender congruency on L2 sentence processing in L1 Spanish-L2 German speakers22
The development of morphological awareness and vocabulary: What influences what? – CORRIGENDUM22
Perceptual salience and structural ambiguity resolution19
Feature typology and L2 proficiency matter: L3 acquisition of Portuguese19
Assessment of emotion word vocabulary and its contribution to reading comprehension19
What a thousand children tell us about grammatical complexity and working memory: A cross-sectional analysis on the comprehension of clitics and passives in Italian18
What contributes to fluent L2 speech? Examining cognitive and utterance fluency link with underlying L2 collocational processing speed and accuracy16
What promotes success in L2 suprasegmental learning in foreign language classroom settings? The roles of perceptual, cognitive, and experiential individual differences in the acquisition of English wo15
How does one’s first language writing script modulate second language reading: evidence from the English Reading Online Project (ENRO)14
Acknowledging language variation and its power: Keys to justice and equity in applied psycholinguistics14
Comparing the influence of phonological network structure on spoken word recognition performance across speakers of North American and Singapore English14
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