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Psycholinguistics Coffee

Psycholinguistics Coffee

Informal Meeting to Discuss Psycholinguistic Research

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Talks with two asterisks [**] will be held online only.

September 25th

Tianyue Wang (University of Edinburgh)

Better I than He: Personal perspective modulates counterfactual processing

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October 2nd

Sarah (Shihui) Wu (University of Edinburgh)

Parafoveal preview of short words during reading and skimming

October 16th

Qingyuan Gardner (University of Edinburgh)

Exploring Agrammatism in Post-Stroke Aphasia: Linguistic and Cognitive Predictors of Morphosyntactic Performance

October 23rd

Orhun Uluşahin (Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics)

Do production and perception share talker representations?

November 6th

Eugene Philalithis (University of Edinburgh)

Lexical entrainment without underlying concepts.

November 13th

Boonjoo Park (Daegu Catholic University)

Syntactic Priming Effects in Korean(L1) and English(L2)

November 20th

Chikako Tagashira Nakagawa (Tokyo Keizai University)

Generation of Perceptual Simulations in Second Language Reading: Report on Research Plans and Challenges in the Project

November 27th

Martin Pickering (University of Edinburgh)

Augmented Language Production

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December 4th

Paula Bull-Morales (Cardiff University)

Are pragmatic representations shared or separate in bilinguals?

December 11th

Fang Yang (University of Edinburgh)

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