Control in a Norwegian grammar maze

Abstract Coreference processing of Control constructions and their pronoun-containing counterparts can be studied experimentally using priming or interference paradigms. We replicate findings in a study on non-finite Norwegian (Larsen & Johansson, 2020) contrast them with finite effects grammatical maze (G-maze) design. asked participants to read sentences word-by-word select the grammatically correct continuation from two options. When ungrammatical option was potential antecedent within sentence, we predicted interference, i.e., longer reaction times compared an unrelated baseline. observed trend towards significant when participant presented either noun phrase (NP) antecedents PRO competition infinitive marker (test position zero) during sentence. This indicates reactivation at marker, (PRO) near marker. also differences between pronoun counterparts. A effect recorded for Subject Pronoun NP itself. similar Object sentences.