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Head noun animacy has been assumed to have an effect on relative clause structure choices in languages regardless of their basic word order. Speakers of English (SVO) and Japanese (SOV) produce almost exclusively passive relative clauses with animate head nouns. A closer investigation of the animacy effect, however, shows that the production choice between the active and the passive sentence significantly varies, depending on the predicate type in the utterance. In Korean, for example, the portion of passive relative clauses with animate head nouns ranges from 13.0% (입다 "wear") to 80.4% (체포하다 "arrest"). One possible hypothesis of this difference is that the preference in the production choice can be accounted for in terms of statistical learning, such that the frequency of the given predicate can have an effect on comprehension as well as production in language processing. To show this, this research conducted two experiments that are designed to measure the online response time in comprehension and to investigate the preference in production choice. Based on the PDC approach, this paper claims that animacy does not have the same effect on all speakers; the structure choice is relative claises with the animate head noun depends on the statistical learning in the sense that the frequency of a certain form of the predicate plays a role in determing the production choice.
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