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Psycholinguistics Coffee

Psycholinguistics Coffee

Informal Meeting to Discuss Psycholinguistic Research

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2023/24

[*] Recording available upon request.

17th April

Nora Kennis (University of Edinburgh)

Language choice in bilingual interaction: Effects of alignment and cumulative semantic priming

27th March

Caterina Villani (Università di Bologna)

Varieties of abstract concepts and their use in conversation [*]

20th March

Junhua Ding (University of Edinburgh)

Using words of speech to predict lesions of stroke [*]

27th March

13th March

Andrew Jessop (University of Liverpool)

Word discovery through incremental chunking: How children find words in natural and artificial languages [*]

28th February

Junjie Wu (Tianjin Normal University)

Do Bilinguals Need to Inhibit Their Nontarget Language? A Causal Study of Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation over the Right Inferior Frontal Gyrus [*]

21st February

Vilde Reksnes (University of Edinburgh)

How aspects of the addressee affect informativity expectations in comprehenders

14th February

Kelly Cheuk (University of Edinburgh)

Color vs. size: how discourse relevance guides modifier choice in reference production

7th February

Shuting Chen (University of Edinburgh)

Interference in Joint Picture-Naming

13th December

Daler Tashkhuzhaev (Università di Pisa)

Cross-Linguistic Influence in the acquisition of unaccusative Italian verbs by native Russian speakers [*]

6th December

Radina Binti Mohamad Deli (University of Edinburgh)

The effect of verb semantics in implicit causality on pronoun interpretation in autistic children and adolescents [*]

22nd November

Aida Samadzadeh Tarighat (University of Edinburgh)

When Speech Becomes Writing: The Case of Disfluencies

15th November

Alice Ross (University of Edinburgh)

Is there an uncanny valley for speech? Investigating listeners’ evaluations of realistic TTS voices [*]

8th November

Camilla Masullo (Universitat Rovira i Virgili)

The role of bilingualism in spotting agreement attraction errors: evidence from Italian bidialectal communities [*]

1st November

Sydelle de Souza (University of Edinburgh)

Why can hope be killed, but not murdered? Exploring L1 speakers’ intuitions of semi-productive verb-argument structures [*]

25th October

Elena Sofia Safina (Università di Napoli Federico II)

Grammatical gender effects on gender inference: experimental evidence on Italian common gender agent nouns. [*]

20th October

Prof. Ramesh Kumar Mishra (University of Hyderabad)

Cross language orthography activation in Indian bilingualism 

11th October

Greta Gandolfi (University of Edinburgh)

Exploring Linguistic Conventions: Do speakers represent community belonging when establishing conventions in dialogue?

 

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