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Sep 21, 2026
Eckhoff, Hanne, 2026, "Replication Data for: Secondary Imperfectives Are Primary Imperfectives: An Empirical Investigation of Potentially Imperfective Verbs in Old Church Slavonic", https://doi.org/10.18710/F79PSN, DataverseNO, V1
The book chapter compares the linguistic behaviour of Old Church Slavonic prefixed secondary imperfectives with the behaviour of simplex verbs known from Greek parallel data to have a prefixed “natural” perfective partner. Both the tense-mood distribution and the semantics of the verbs are compared. The data shows that there are clear distributiona...
Comma Separated Values - 12.6 MB - MD5: 78173a413a3b7a15a31453b2a05f8bc7
Eckhoff and Haug 2015 dataset, required by the R script
R Syntax - 5.3 KB - MD5: 4c611693cda268d7925183ba17744ccc
R script handling the datasets, producing all the statistics used in the article.
Comma Separated Values - 844.6 KB - MD5: ed13e4fb5741c5f24a3924eeb16ba169
Dataset consisting of the full set of potential secondary imperfectives, manually tagged.
Comma Separated Values - 625.7 KB - MD5: da3d25931db03fc9e45b367d7850d607
Dataset consisting of the full set of potential simplex imperfectives, manually tagged.
Sep 18, 2026
Hufer, Anne-Sophie, 2026, "Replication Data for: What matters most? Predicting Language Outcomes in Heritage German Children and Societal Norwegian: The Role of Individual Differences", https://doi.org/10.18710/UXFBBC, DataverseNO, V1
This study investigates individual difference factors in language outcomes of child heritage speakers of German living in Norway. To address the ongoing debate about the sources of heterogeneity in heritage language (HL) acquisition, we collected data from 66 children using the German and Norwegian versions of the LITMUS Sentence Repetition Task, s...
Plain Text - 9.1 KB - MD5: 54527f7d01c6274472152b3f088d5292
README file with additional information on the dataset
Adobe PDF - 187.6 KB - MD5: 98ffbfd3bd2aa228381b7565aa2316f3
Information sheet and consent form for caregivers on behalf of child participants.
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