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Neural correlates of combinatorial semantic processing of literal and figurative noun noun compound words Bálint Forgács, Isabel Bohrn , Jürgen Baudewi , Markus J. Hofmann , Csaba Pléh , Arthur M. Jacobs
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On the importance of goals in child language - Acquisition and impairment data from Hungarian
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On the psycholinguistics of preverbal modifiers in Hungarian: Adult intuitions and children's treatment of modifiers
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Processing of multimorphemic words in hungarian | Csaba Pléh and Levente Juhász
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Relation between morphological and associative structure of Hungarian words | Dániel Czégel , Zsolt Lengyel , Csaba Pléh
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Residual Normality and the issue of language profiles in Williams syndrome (p. 766)
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Social Class Differences in the Speech of Six Year Old Hungarian Children | Maria Pap and Csaba Pléh
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Spatial language in Williams Syndrome: Evidence for a special interaction ?
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Spatial working memory and spatial learning in Williams-syndrome | Mihály Racsmány, Csaba Pléh, and Ágnes Lukács
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Speech as an opportunistic vehicle of thinking Csaba Pléh (p. 695)
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