Plural mass nouns and the construal of individuation : Crosslinguistic evidence from verbal and nonverbal behaviour in labelling and non-labelling contexts
Considering the third time frame of the thinking-for-speaking hypothesis (tfs), online language use affects subsequent nonverbal categorical perception preferences (Slobin 2003); according to the universalist view, nonverbal cognitive thinking is arranged in universal conceptual structures underlying surface crosslinguistic differentiations (Imai & Gentner 1997). In the present study, we exami
