The 35th Language Lunch
Date: 2012-11-29
Location: G.07 Informatics Forum
PLANNING FOR OTHERS – Predictions about Your Upcoming Utterance Affect the Timing of My Utterance
Chiara,Gambi; PPLS; c.gambi@sms.ed.ac.uk
PREDICTING SPEECH PRODUCTION – Facilitation but no Inhibition
Eleanor,Drake; PPLS; e.k.e.drake@sms.ed.ac.uk
Although picture-naming studies have contributed significantly to understandings of speech production,rnparticularly of item-specific effects such as age-of-acquisition, the findings of studies of context-specific effects (i.e., where context is manipulated via the use of distractor items) have been less conclusive. This has led tornwidespread recognition that the nature of information-flow through the speech production system is vulnerablernto subtle variations in task, to the extent that similar paradigms can produce apparently contradictory findingsrn(e.g., Madebach et al., 2011).
Enhancing the Curation of Botanical Data Using Text Analysis Tools
Clare,Llewellyn; Informatics; s1053147@sms.ed.ac.uk
Can L2 Speakers Acquire Lexically-specific Syntactic Restrictions?
Mariana,Vega-Mendoza; PPLS; m.vega-mendoza@sms.ed.ac.uk
