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shows what is called a "Key-Congruent Phrase Closure." Row c shows a "Key-Incongruent Phrase Closure." (Recall our famous Marta Kutas sentence with a Semantic-Incongruent Phrase Closure ... final chord. So let's compare the ERPs evoked by Key-Congruent vs. Key-Incongruent Phrase Closures. This comparison is shown in Figure 3a: the dotted line is the average ... above the x axis "negative" and those below the x axis "positive".] (2 points) Key-Incongruent Phrase Closures (averaged across Closures and Subjects) evoked a negative wave that peaked