Jet Hoek
Biographic Data
| ID | 3591864 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jet Hoek |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jet |
| FAMILY NAME | Hoek |
| SIGNATURE | HOEK J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Radboud University Nijmegen |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4430-0430 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Is Social Media News More Subjective? 😱 A Comparative Study of British Quality and Popular News Sources’ Adaptation to Facebook
With the increasing popularity of social media networks as platforms for news distribution, there is a growing concern that news is becoming more subjective due to adaptation to the shareability and engagement-driven logic of social media. The present study investigated whether this is the case for British news media by comparing the subjectivity of Facebook news posts versus news articles on the websites of four major British news outlets. Subje…
Its prominence is her prominence: On the relationship between propositional and individual anaphoric reference
Processing appositive relative clauses: Effects of information structure and sentence structure
Contains fulltext : 318856.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Open Access)
Informativity, information status and the accessibility of indefinite noun phrases
In discourse processing, speakers collaborate toward a shared mental model by introducing discourse referents and picking them up with the adequate linguistic forms. Discourse referents compete with each other with respect to their prominence and their accessibility for pronouns. This study focuses on transitive sentences with proper names as subjects and indefinite noun phrases as second arguments, typically direct objects. An ambiguous pronoun …
This Better Be Interesting: A Speaker’s Decision to Speak Cues Listeners to Expect Informative Content
In anticipating upcoming content, comprehenders are known to rely on real-world knowledge. This knowledge can be deployed directly in favor of upcoming content about typical situations (implying a transparent mapping between the world and what speakers say about the world). Such knowledge can also be used to estimate the likelihood of speech, whereby atypical situations are the ones newsworthy enough to merit reporting (i.e., a nontransparent map…
Pronominalization and Expectations for Re-Mention: Modeling Coreference in Contexts With Three Referents
The relationship between pronoun production and pronoun interpretation has been proposed to follow Bayesian principles, combining a comprehender’s expectation about which referent will be mentioned next and their estimate of how likely it is that a potential referent will be re-mentioned using a pronoun. The Bayesian Model has received support from studies in several languages (English, Mandarin Chinese, Catalan, German), but tested contexts have…
Expectations from relative clauses: Real-time coherence updates in discourse processing
When processing a text, comprehenders use available cues to anticipate both upcoming content and the dependencies that comprise the structure of the growing discourse. In an eye-tracking while reading experiment, we test discourse updating in passages in which dependencies are implicit and the segments convey content that is not required to participate in any coherence-driven inference. This study provides strong evidence of comprehenders' abilit…
The linguistic marking of coherence relations: Interactions between connectives and segment-internal elements
Connectives and cue phrases are the most prototypical linguistic elements that signal coherence relations, but by limiting our attention to connectives, we are likely missing out on important other cues readers and listeners use when establishing coherence relations. However, defining the role of other types of linguistic elements in the signaling of coherence relations is not straightforward, and it is also not obvious why and how non-connective…
Cognitive complexity and the linguistic marking of coherence relations: A parallel corpus study
Cognitive complexity and the linguistic marking of coherence relations: A parallel corpus study
The linguistic marking of coherence relations: Interactions between connectives and segment-internal elements
Connectives and cue phrases are the most prototypical linguistic elements that signal coherence relations, but by limiting our attention to connectives, we are likely missing out on important other cues readers and listeners use when establishing coherence relations. However, defining the role of other types of linguistic elements in the signaling of coherence relations is not straightforward, and it is also not obvious why and how non-connective…
Pronominalization and Expectations for Re-Mention: Modeling Coreference in Contexts With Three Referents
The relationship between pronoun production and pronoun interpretation has been proposed to follow Bayesian principles, combining a comprehender’s expectation about which referent will be mentioned next and their estimate of how likely it is that a potential referent will be re-mentioned using a pronoun. The Bayesian Model has received support from studies in several languages (English, Mandarin Chinese, Catalan, German), but tested contexts have…
Expectations from relative clauses: Real-time coherence updates in discourse processing
When processing a text, comprehenders use available cues to anticipate both upcoming content and the dependencies that comprise the structure of the growing discourse. In an eye-tracking while reading experiment, we test discourse updating in passages in which dependencies are implicit and the segments convey content that is not required to participate in any coherence-driven inference. This study provides strong evidence of comprehenders' abilit…
This Better Be Interesting: A Speaker’s Decision to Speak Cues Listeners to Expect Informative Content
In anticipating upcoming content, comprehenders are known to rely on real-world knowledge. This knowledge can be deployed directly in favor of upcoming content about typical situations (implying a transparent mapping between the world and what speakers say about the world). Such knowledge can also be used to estimate the likelihood of speech, whereby atypical situations are the ones newsworthy enough to merit reporting (i.e., a nontransparent map…
Informativity, information status and the accessibility of indefinite noun phrases
In discourse processing, speakers collaborate toward a shared mental model by introducing discourse referents and picking them up with the adequate linguistic forms. Discourse referents compete with each other with respect to their prominence and their accessibility for pronouns. This study focuses on transitive sentences with proper names as subjects and indefinite noun phrases as second arguments, typically direct objects. An ambiguous pronoun …
Is Social Media News More Subjective? 😱 A Comparative Study of British Quality and Popular News Sources’ Adaptation to Facebook
With the increasing popularity of social media networks as platforms for news distribution, there is a growing concern that news is becoming more subjective due to adaptation to the shareability and engagement-driven logic of social media. The present study investigated whether this is the case for British news media by comparing the subjectivity of Facebook news posts versus news articles on the websites of four major British news outlets. Subje…
Its prominence is her prominence: On the relationship between propositional and individual anaphoric reference
Processing appositive relative clauses: Effects of information structure and sentence structure
Contains fulltext : 318856.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Open Access)
Computer Science (8 works) · Linguistics (7 works) · Psychology (7 works) · Artificial Intelligence (6 works) · Natural language processing (5 works) · Language, Metaphor, and Cognition (3 works) · Natural Language Processing Techniques (3 works) · Neurobiology of Language and Bilingualism (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Cognitive psychology (2 works)