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Psycholinguistics Coffee

Psycholinguistics Coffee

Informal Meeting to Discuss Psycholinguistic Research

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2025/26

[*] Recording available upon request.

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Professor Kim Potowski (University of Illinois)

Spanish variation: Why teachers should respect haiga and La rufa está liqueando

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Professor Martin Pickering (University of Edinburgh)

Alignment under different modes of communication

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Clara Seyfried  (University of Dundee)

Causality and Coherence: First Steps Towards Describing Discourse Comprehension?

Saima Malik Moraleda (Harvard University)

The Language and Executive Function Networks in Polyglots and Heritage Speakers

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Gal Rozic (University College London)

Learning abstract concepts in social interaction: an investigation of behavioural and brain dynamics.

Shuting Chen (University of Edinburgh)

Interference in Joint Code-Switching

Ruofan Wu (Hong Kong Polytechnic University)

Language control during word production and contributing factors in bilingual autistic and neurotypical children in Hong Kong

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Chikako Tagashira Nakagawa (Tokyo Keizai University)

Mental Simulation in First- and Second-Language Sentence Reading: Evidence from Shape and Orientation Experiments

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Chen Chen (Hunan University)

Context, Trigger Type, and Processing–Level Constraints in Presupposition Accommodation

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