R. Muralikrishnan

The paper investigates how verb-specific linking properties affect the N400 effect in thematic reversal anomalies in Malayalam, finding a larger N400 amplitude for object experiencer verbs.

The paper investigates whether tense and agreement processing dissociate in Arabic using ERPs, finding similar biphasic N400-P600 effects for both violations.

The paper investigates how ergative case marking affects language comprehension in Hindi using ERP, finding distinct neural responses to case-transitivity mismatches in compound light verb constructions.

The paper investigates ERP differences in processing mental and physical experiencer verbs in Malayalam, finding similar but distinct neural responses.

The paper examines ERP differences between mental and physical experiencer verbs in Malayalam, finding similar but distinct neural responses to grammatical violations and verb types.

The paper investigates how the relative timing and position of sequential events affect time perception, finding that shorter first events cause distortions, which are mitigated by longer intervals only when the constant event is first.

The paper investigates how salience-weighted agreement features modulate language comprehension through ERP analysis of Arabic subject-verb agreement violations.

This study shows the human brain distinguishes native and nonnative speech within 100 ms using alpha band phase coherence, achieving 90% decoding accuracy.

The paper investigates whether neural rhythms reflect internal syntactic processes by analyzing EEG and behavioral data from participants listening to grammatical and ungrammatical sentences.

The paper tests 7-year-olds' ability to recall non-adjacent dependencies in a non-native language after an overnight retention period using ERPs and behavioral tasks.

The paper investigates how body orientation of gestures affects semantic integration with visual sentences, finding that lateral gestures reduce N400 effects during incongruency.