📰 Language and Cognition 2025 — papers

The works of Language and Cognition published in 2025 that our library holds (publisher: Cambridge University Press): 1 work, listed below with the most cited first; each has a page with our summary, its key points and its references.

Most cited papers

By their OpenAlex citations; a paper with our summary links to its page here, the others to the original.

1. Linguistic variation in the interpretation and production of Italian motion event constructions in younger and older adults: evidence for language change? ↗Anna Michelotti, Ioli Baroncini, Helen Engemann7 citations
2. Crossmodal collostructional analysis of English [ADV and ADV] constructions: multimodal constructions or crossmodal collostructions? ↗Daiya Kuryu6 citations
3. Redefining linguistic categories through network theory ↗Natividad Hernández Muñoz, Carmela Tomé Cornejo, Miguel López6 citations
4. Comparing the semantic structures of lexicon of Mandarin and English ↗Yi Yang, R. Harald Baayen5 citations
5. Corpus evidence for lexical and genre effects in the metaphorical conceptualization of negative self-evaluative emotions: The case of shame and embarrassment ↗Karolina Krawczak5 citations
6. Emotional Stroop Test in online and offline experimental procedures: the comparison of two different modes of conducting studies ↗Adrianna Wielgopolan, Maciej Pastwa, Dawid Żuk et al.5 citations
7. L2 interpretation of quantifier scope: influence of individual difference factors ↗Shaohua Fang, Shuyan Wang5 citations
8. Perceiving colour through a language lens: a scoping review of experimental work on effects of language on colour perception ↗Owen Kapelle, Monique Flecken5 citations
9. Prosody and head gestures as markers of information status in French as a native and foreign language ↗Florence Baills, Stefan Baumann5 citations
10. The influence of three-gendered grammatical systems on simultaneous bilingual cognition: The case of Ukrainian-Russian bilinguals ↗Oleksandra Osypenko, Silke Brandt, Panos Athanasopoulos5 citations

All works of the year (92)

The most cited first; 1 with our summary link to their page here, the others to the original.

1. Linguistic variation in the interpretation and production of Italian motion event constructions in younger and older adults: evidence for language change? ↗Anna Michelotti, Ioli Baroncini, Helen Engemann7 citations
2. Crossmodal collostructional analysis of English [ADV and ADV] constructions: multimodal constructions or crossmodal collostructions? ↗Daiya Kuryu6 citations
3. Redefining linguistic categories through network theory ↗Natividad Hernández Muñoz, Carmela Tomé Cornejo, Miguel López6 citations
4. Comparing the semantic structures of lexicon of Mandarin and English ↗Yi Yang, R. Harald Baayen5 citations
5. Corpus evidence for lexical and genre effects in the metaphorical conceptualization of negative self-evaluative emotions: The case of shame and embarrassment ↗Karolina Krawczak5 citations
6. Emotional Stroop Test in online and offline experimental procedures: the comparison of two different modes of conducting studies ↗Adrianna Wielgopolan, Maciej Pastwa, Dawid Żuk et al.5 citations
7. L2 interpretation of quantifier scope: influence of individual difference factors ↗Shaohua Fang, Shuyan Wang5 citations
8. Perceiving colour through a language lens: a scoping review of experimental work on effects of language on colour perception ↗Owen Kapelle, Monique Flecken5 citations
9. Prosody and head gestures as markers of information status in French as a native and foreign language ↗Florence Baills, Stefan Baumann5 citations
10. The influence of three-gendered grammatical systems on simultaneous bilingual cognition: The case of Ukrainian-Russian bilinguals ↗Oleksandra Osypenko, Silke Brandt, Panos Athanasopoulos5 citations
11. Figurative language is (implicitly) more dynamic and emotionally deeper than literal language ↗Tshering Yangzom Dorji, Frank H. Durgin4 citations
12. How much conversation content is actually social: human conversational behaviour revisited ↗Anna Szala, Sławomir Wacewicz, Marek Placiński et al.4 citations
13. The heart attack of the Polish health service: metaphors, arguments, and emotional appeals in political debates ↗Konrad Juszczyk, Barbara Konat, Małgorzata Fabiszak4 citations
14. The influence of text segmentation on garden path processing: evidence from self-paced reading and eye-tracking ↗Andromachi Tsoukala, Margreet Vogelzang, Ianthi Maria Tsimpli4 citations
15. The meaning of ‘frustration’ across languages ↗Cristina Soriano, Anna Ogarkova4 citations
16. Typological differences and cognitive load in manner processing: a corpus-based study of Chinese–English and English–Chinese consecutive interpreting ↗Lin Shen4 citations
17. “Talking heads” in Portuguese sign and spoken languages ↗Marisa Cruz, Sónia Frota4 citations
18. Frequency-based salience of dual meanings in conventional metaphor acquisition: Evidence from toddlers in Urban England ↗Dorota Katarzyna Gaskins3 citations
19. High ceilings and ingenuine allies: tapping into the idiom meaning knowledge of first and second language speakers of English ↗David O’Reilly, Alexander Onysko, Carina Rasse et al.3 citations
20. Language control in auditory bilingual comprehension: uncovering novel evidence from the n − 2 repetition paradigm ↗Hong Liu, Adel Chaouch-Orozco3 citations
21. Language, but not music, shapes tactile perception ↗Tally McCormick Miller, Felix Blankenburg, Friedemann Pulvermüller A3 citations
22. Lexical influences on predictive mouse cursor movements ↗Anuenue Kukona3 citations
23. Not all verbal labels grease the wheels of odor categories ↗Yaxiong Cao, Asifa Majid, Norbert Vanek3 citations
24. On the role of space–valence congruency in bilingual orientational metaphor processing ↗Tomasz Dyrmo, Katarzyna Jankowiak, Patrycja Kakuba3 citations
25. Risk-taking propensity and its influence on lexical decision performance: a comparative study of high- and low-risk groups ↗Sangyub Kim, Joonwoo Kim, Solbin Lee et al.3 citations

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📄 Works with our summary in our library (1)

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1. The English conative alternation between complexity effects and lexical biases: a historical perspectiveLanguage and CognitionEva Zehentner2025 · 2 citations

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🎓University of ZurichZurich · Switzerland1 work here

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