Johnson, Matt A, Jeremy K Boyd, and Adele E Goldberg. 2012. “Construction Learning in Children With Autism”. In , 1–15.

Boyd, Jeremy K, and Adele E Goldberg. 2011. “Learning What Not to Say: The Role of Statistical Preemption and Categorization in a-Adjective Production”. Language. Linguistic Society of America, 55–83.

Wonnacott, Elizabeth, Jeremy K Boyd, Jennifer Thomson, Adele E Goldberg, and Elizabeth Wonnacott. n.d. “Input Effects on the Acquisition of a Novel Phrasal Construction in Five Year Olds and Adults.”

Boyd, Jeremy K, and Adele E Goldberg. n.d. “Commentary: Input Effects Within a Constructionist Framework.”

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Goldberg, Adele E, and Jeremy K Boyd. 2015. “A-Adjectives, Statistical Preemption, and the Evidence: Reply to Yang (2015)”. Language 91. Linguistic Society of America: e184–e197.

Boyd, Jeremy K, Erin A Gottschalk, and Adele E Goldberg. 2009. “Linking Rule Acquisition in Novel Phrasal Constructions”. Language Learning 59. Blackwell Publishing Inc Malden, USA: 64–89.

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Boyd, Jeremy K, and Adele E Goldberg. 2012. “Young Children Fail to Fully Generalize a Novel Argument Structure Construction When Exposed to the Same Input As Older Learners”. Journal of Child Language 39. Cambridge University Press: 457–481. Article: Young children fail to fully generalize a novel argument structure construction when exposed to the same input as older learners.