Which model says that we resolve ambiguity using minimal attachment and late closure, without semantic assistance?

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The Garden path model suggests that when we encounter a sentence, we initially parse it in the simplest way possible (minimal attachment) and attach new information as it becomes available (late closure). This can lead to temporary syntactic ambiguity or "getting stuck" on a "garden path" interpretation until more information is provided. This model does not rely on semantic assistance to resolve ambiguity.

Which Model Says That We Resolve Ambiguity Using Minimal Attachment