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Talks |
Day |
Slot |
Title/Authors |
| Thu |
9:15 |
Fast-mapping and fast-parsing:
One and the same?
Sudha Arunachalam, Lila Gleitman and John Trueswell |
| Thu |
9:45 |
Binding theory and syntactic
movement are dissociated in Specific Language Impairment
Arild Hestvik, Richard Schwartz, Lydia Tornyova, Diana Almodovar, Tracy
Love and David Swinney |
| Thu |
10:15 |
No, there is no cat in the second
place!: Children's incremental processing of prenominal modifiers and
executive control of response inhibition
Nobuyuki Jincho, Reiko Mazuka and Naoto Yamane |
| Thu |
11:15 |
The time-course of anaphoric
processing and syntactic reconstruction
Akira Omaki, Christopher Dyer, Shiti Malhotra, Jon Sprouse, Jeffrey Lidz
and Colin Phillips |
| Thu |
11:45 |
Where to next? Pronoun interpretation
as a side effect of discourse direction
Hannah Rohde, Andrew Kehler and Jeffrey Elman |
| Thu |
12:15 |
Syntactic and semantic effects
on the interpretation of pronouns and reflexives
Elsi Kaiser, Jeffrey Runner, Rachel Sussman and Michael Tanenhaus |
| Thu |
2:30 |
Re-accessing representations:
specificity of meaning for prominent and non-prominent concepts
Stephani Foraker, Howard Nusbaum and Samantha Schoeneman |
| Thu |
3:00 |
What does disfluency do to listeners?
EEG evidence for an attentional account
Martin Corley, Lucy MacGregor, Philip Collard and David Donaldson |
| Thu |
3:30 |
Put in the object position… something
previously unmentioned: Heavy-NP-shifting affects on-line reference comprehension
Jennifer E. Arnold and Shin-Yi C. Lao |
| Thu |
4:45 |
Speaker-external versus speaker-internal
forces on utterance form: Do cognitive demands override threats to referential
success?
Liane Wardlow Lane and Victor Ferreira |
| Thu |
5:15 |
Semantic integration and competition
versus incrementality in planning complex noun phrases
Neal J. Pearlmutter and Eric S. Solomon |
| Thu |
5:45 |
Working memory for phrase and
sentence production: Evidence from cognitive neuroscience
Randi Martin, Linda Mortensen, Philip Burton and Lisa Von Hofwegen |
| Fri |
9:00 |
Experimental syntax: What does
it get you?
Jon Sprouse |
| Fri |
9:30 |
MEG reveals early sensitivity
to phrase-structure violations in visual cortex
Hugh Rabagliati, Suzanne Dikker and Liina Pylkkänen |
| Fri |
10:00 |
Structural integration in language
and music: A shared system
Evelina Fedorenko, Aniruddh Patel, Daniel Casasanto, Jon Winawer and Edward
Gibson |
| Fri |
10:30 |
An eyetracking investigation
of the influence of grammatical gender information specific to one language
on comprehension in another language
Kathy Conklin, Walter van Heuven and Ton Dijkstra |
| Fri |
11:30 |
Pointing to 'her': The effect
of co-speech gesture on pronoun comprehension
Whitney Goodrich and Carla Hudson Kam |
| Fri |
12:00 |
Three experimental techniques
for investigating sign language processing
Gaurav Mathur and Catherine Best |
| Fri |
12:30 |
Segmentation of British Sign
Language: Possible-word effects in sign spotting
Eleni Orfanidou, Robert Adam, James McQueen and Gary Morgan |
| Fri |
3:00 |
Invited Speaker: Rachel Mayberry
Lexical
and Grammatical Processing in Relation to the Learner’s Maturation:
When Bottom-Up Crashes with Top-Down |
| Fri |
3:30 |
Invited Speaker: David P. Corina
Recognition
of Sign Language and Human Actions in Deaf Signers |
| Fri |
4:00 |
Invited Speaker: Gabriella Vigliocco
Language
and Cognition: Insights from the study of sign language iconicity |
| Fri |
5:00 |
Invited Speaker: Diane Lillo-Martin
The
sign language module |
| Fri |
5:30 |
Invited Speaker: Karen Emmorey
The
psycholinguistics of signed and spoken languages: How biology affects
processing |
| Sat |
9:00 |
Anticipating instruments
Breton Bienvenue, Gail Mauner and Jean-Pierre Koenig |
| Sat |
9:30 |
Local syntactic coherence interpretation
in spoken language: Evidence from visual-world-experiments
Lars Konieczny and Daniel Müller |
| Sat |
10:00 |
Predictive constraints on sentence
processing: Argument structure and semantic priming
Anuenue Kukona, Shin-Yi Fang, Karen Aicher, Helen Chen and James S. Magnuson
|
| Sat |
11:00 |
How do the eyes reflect syntactic
co-ordination?
Manabu Arai, Martin Pickering, Sarah Haywood and Helene Kreysa |
| Sat |
11:30 |
What makes a construction predictable?
Using semantic and contextual cues to better model phonetic reduction
Harry Tily, Inbal Arnon, Joan Bresnan, Anubha Kothari and Neal Snider
|
| Sat |
12:00 |
Surprisal and cumulativity in
syntactic priming: Evidence for implicit learning
T. Florian Jaeger and Neal Snider |
| Sat |
2:30 |
The effects of contextual constraints
on spoken word recognition in an artificial lexicon
Kathleen Pirog, Michael Tanenhaus and Richard Aslin |
| Sat |
3:00 |
Sentence processing in an artificial
language: Statistical learning and constraint-based ambiguity resolution
Maryellen MacDonald and Christine Whalen |
| Sat |
3:30 |
Use of speaker gaze during sentence
comprehension and verb learning
John Trueswell, Rebecca Nappa, Allison Wessel and Lila Gleitman |
| Sat |
4:45 |
A new theory and computational
model of working memory in sentence production: Agreement errors as failures
of cue-based retrieval
William Badecker and Richard Lewis |
| Sat |
5:15 |
Eye-tracking evidence for frequency
and integration cost effects in corpus data
Vera Demberg, Frank Keller and Roger Levy |
| Sat |
5:45 |
The syntactic complexity of
Russian relative clauses
Roger Levy, Evelina Fedorenko and Edward Gibson |
Posters |
Day |
Slot |
Title/Authors |
| Thu |
1 |
Intransitivity does prevent direct
object misanalysis: Eye movement evidence
Adrian Staub |
| Thu |
2 |
The use of a universal constraint
in the segmentation of continuous speech
Adriana Hanulíková |
| Thu |
3 |
The interplay between perceptual
and semantic priming during the formation of syntax
Andriy Myachykov, Simon Garrod and Stephanie Coquillon |
| Thu |
4 |
Prosodic cues in L2 word recognition:
Does lexical stress constrain lexical access?
Annie Tremblay |
| Thu |
5 |
Effects of frequency and neighborhood
density on lexical production: An artificial lexicon study
Austin F. Frank, Michael K. Tanenhaus, Richard N. Aslin and Anne Pier
Salverda |
| Thu |
6 |
The Shape of Things to Come:
Divergent Information During Incremental Processing
Cara Tsang and Craig G. Chambers |
| Thu |
7 |
Grammatical gender effects in
object categorization: Cross linguistic evidence
Daniela Paolieri, Lorella Lorella, Roberto Cubelli and Remo Job |
| Thu |
8 |
What do eye movements tell us
about reference resolution? Using ambiguous pronouns to evaluate the linking
hypotheses
Daphna Heller, Eiling Yee and Julie Sedivy |
| Thu |
10 |
Semantic Garden Pathing: Subsets
and New Discourse Referents
Edith Kaan, Pedro Alcocer, Christopher Barkley and Andrea Dallas |
| Thu |
11 |
Effects of contextual constraint
on auditory sentence priming in young and older adults
Eileen Cardillo, Kim Plunkett and Jennifer Aydelott |
| Thu |
12 |
Monitoring of subject-verb agreement
errors in comprehension: an ERP study
Els Severens, Bernadette Jansma and Robert Hartsuiker |
| Thu |
13 |
The interaction of syntactic
and lexical information sources in language processing
Evelina Fedorenko and Edward Gibson |
| Thu |
14 |
Syntactic complexity effects
in sentence production
Evelina Fedorenko, William Badecker and Edward Gibson |
| Thu |
15 |
Social cues contextualize syntactic
representations in development
Franklin Chang, Tessei Kobayashi and Shigeaki Amano |
| Thu |
16 |
The functional nature of LAN
in a free word ordered language
Hajnal Jolsvai and Valeria Csepe |
| Thu |
17 |
Number agreement in reading comprehension:
Grammatical and conceptual factors in pronoun vs. verb agreement
Hamutal Kreiner, Simon C. Garrod and Patrick Sturt |
| Thu |
18 |
Universal versus language-specific
conceptual effects on shifted word order production in Korean: Evidence
from bilinguals
Heeyeon Dennison and Amy Schafer |
| Thu |
19 |
Ironic understatement is "not
exactly easy": Evidence from eye movements
Helen Majewski |
| Thu |
20 |
Interpreting sluiced prepositional
phrases: Evidence for a pragmatic inference process and its constraints
Henry Beecher |
| Thu |
21 |
Prosody and ambiguity resolution:
Methodological explorations
Iglika Stoyneshka |
| Thu |
22 |
Linguistic number representation
is shared by different verbs and nouns: Evidence from priming experiments
with a new sentence completion paradigm.
Ine Janssens, Sofie Schoonbaert and Timothy Desmet |
| Thu |
23 |
Conceptual and morphophonological
influences on agreement
Ines Anton-Mendez and Robert J. Hartsuiker |
| Thu |
24 |
Focusing the focused: The time
course of verb semantics in speech comprehension
Juhani Järvikivi and Pirita Pyykkönen |
| Thu |
25 |
Similarity-based proactive and
retroactive interference reduces quality of linguistic representations
Julie Van Dyke and Brian McElree |
| Thu |
26 |
Parallel worlds? The processing
of negation and error disfluencies in the visual world paradigm
Karl G. D. Bailey and Kiel Christianson |
| Thu |
27 |
A cost to mispredicting: Effects
of sentential constraint violations
Katherine DeLong and Marta Kutas |
| Thu |
28 |
Syntactic priming in an unscripted
dialogue task
Kathleen Carbary and Michael Tanenhaus |
| Thu |
29 |
Focus in sluicing interpretation
Katy Carlson, Michael Walsh Dickey, Lyn Frazier and Charles Clifton, Jr.
|
| Thu |
30 |
Automatic processing of wh-
and NP-movement in agrammatic aphasia: Evidence from eyetracking
Michael Walsh Dickey and Cynthia K. Thompson |
| Thu |
31 |
Effect of contrastive intonation
in discourse comprehension in Japanese: An eye tracking study with adults
and 6-yr olds
Kiwako Ito, Nobuyuki Jincho, Reiko Mazuka, Naoto Yamane and Utako Minai
|
| Thu |
32 |
Scrambling and information structure
in Korean sentence comprehension
Kyuseek Hwang and Amy J. Schafer |
| Thu |
33 |
Language, music, and modularity:
Self-paced reading time evidence for shared processing of linguistic and
musical syntax
L. Robert Slevc, Jason C. Rosenberg and Aniruddh D. Patel |
| Thu |
34 |
Modelling attention in the coordinated
interplay of language and scene
Marshall Mayberry, Matthew Crocker and Pia Knoeferle |
| Thu |
35 |
Incremental interpretation in
the face of disfluent repairs
Martin Corley |
| Thu |
36 |
The role of topichood and context
effects in Japanese: An ERP study
Masako Hirotani and Petra Burkhardt |
| Thu |
37 |
Intrusive Licensing Effects:
Comparing Negative Polarity and Reflexives
Ming Xiang, Brian Dillon and Colin Phillips |
| Thu |
38 |
Lingering misinterpretations
due to partial reanalysis or memory trace? Evidence from individual differences
Nikole D. Patson, Emily Swensen, Nicole Moon and Fernanda Ferreira |
| Thu |
39 |
Case overwriting effects in
German
Pavel Logacev and Shravan Vasishth |
| Thu |
40 |
Sentence position and time-course
in expectation-based processing of final verbs
Roger Levy and Frank Keller |
| Thu |
41 |
Unresolved dependency and memory
cost: A study of negative adverbs in Japanese
Rosalynn Chiu, Hajime Ono and Hiromu Sakai |
| Thu |
42 |
The impact of resolved filler-gap
dependencies on later dependency formation
Roshni Caputo-Nimbark, Paul Hines, Rebecca Larson, Jessica Levy, Andrea
Longini, Hana Quon, Claude Smith and Matthew Wagers |
| Thu |
43 |
All pronouns are not created
equal: The processing and interpretation of null and overt pronouns in
Spanish
Sarah Callahan, Janet Nicol, Tracy Love and David Swinney |
| Thu |
44 |
Rate of speech effects sentence
processing in children with and without language impairments
Tracy Love, David Swinney, Carolyn Sawyer, Brianne Bricker, Richard Schwartz
and Danielle Vignati |
| Thu |
45 |
What is contingent about contingency
learning?: Evidence from structural priming in comprehension
Sunfa Kim, Gail Mauner and Jean-Pierre Koenig |
| Thu |
46 |
The influence of prosody and
verb placement on resolving global PP-attachment ambiguities in German:
A visual-world study
Susann Lingel, Christoph Scheepers, Sibylle Mohr and Thomas Pechmann |
| Thu |
47 |
Fine-graining structure prediction
in sentence processing: How language mixing reveals an economic parser
Suzanne Dikker and Peter Indefrey |
| Thu |
48 |
The time course of different
kinds of knowledge use during reading comprehension
Tessa Warren, Kerry McConnell and Keith Rayner |
| Thu |
50 |
Plausibility and the resolution
of temporary ambiguity in relative clause comprehension in Mandarin
Yowyu Lin and Susan Garnsey |
| Thu |
51 |
How L1 and L2 perceivers process
English subject-verb agreement violations
Zhijun Wen |
| Fri |
1 |
Seeing sign: the relationship
of visual feedback to sign language sentence structure
Bencie Woll, Valentina Arena and Alison Finlay |
| Fri |
2 |
Gesture and discourse: How we
use our hands to refer back
Stephani Foraker and Susan Goldin-Meadow |
| Fri |
3 |
Lexical access in catalan signed
language
Cristina Baus, Eva Gutiérrez and Manuel Carreiras |
| Fri |
4 |
MEG evidence of lexical access
in signers
Diogo Almeida, Joseph Hill, Jon Sprouse, Deborah Chen-Pichler and David
Poeppel |
| Fri |
5 |
Visual word recognition in bilingual
deaf children
Ellen Ormel, Harry Knoors, Ludo Verhoeven and Daan Hermans |
| Fri |
6 |
Finding frequency effects in
usage of NOT collocations in American Sign Language
Erin Wilkinson |
| Fri |
7 |
The role of American Sign Language
(ASL) proficiency in learning complex English syntax: Evidence from deaf
children and adults
Kathy N. Maxwell and Marc F. Joanisse |
| Fri |
8 |
Movement kinematics and prosody
in American Sign Language
Martha E. Tyrone, Louis Goldstein and Gaurav Mathur |
| Fri |
9 |
Handshape perception across
lexical substrata in ASL
Petra Eccarius and Diane Brentari |
| Fri |
10 |
The interplay between meaning
and form: Iconicity in American Sign Language
Robin Thompson, David Vinson and Gabriella Vigliocco |
| Fri |
11 |
The effect of phonological similarity
and irrelevant visual input on Working Memory in Turkish Sign Language
(TID)
Annette Hohenberger and Okan Kubus |
| Fri |
12 |
Subphonemic exchange errors
in speech: Evidence from articulation
Corey McMillan, Martin Corley and Robin Lickley |
| Fri |
13 |
The effects of intonational boundaries
on the immediate recall of sentences
Duane Watson and Aaron Benjamin |
| Fri |
14 |
Processing events: Behavioral
and neural correlates of aspectual coercion
Jonathan Brennan and Liina Pylkkanen |
| Fri |
15 |
Sentential and morphological
negation are processed differently: evidence from Korean
Jung-Hee Kim and Benjamin Bergen K. |
| Fri |
16 |
About embarking dogs and gracious
mice: an ERP study on the integration of embedded words
Petra M. van Alphen and Jos J.J. van Berkum |
| Fri |
17 |
Pronouns and repeated definite
descriptions in spoken language comprehension
Sara Peters, Amit Almor and Lauren Hodges |
| Fri |
18 |
Continuous updating of the message
during unscripted language production: Evidence from simple noun phrases
in English and Spanish
Sarah Brown-Schmidt, Agnieszka Konopka and Lucia Alzaga |
| Fri |
19 |
Linguistic sequencing in the
cortex and basal ganglia
Shiao-hui Chan, Lee Ryan and Thomas G. Bever |
| Fri |
20 |
The nature of verb-phrase ellipsis:
Evidence from aphasia
Josee Poirier, Lewis Shapiro, Tracy Love and David Swinney |
| Fri |
21 |
Rate of speech effects on the
processing of overt anaphors in typical and atypical developing language
populations
Tracy Love, Brianne Bricker, Danielle Vignati, Maxwell Moholy, Matthew
Walenski, Richard Schwartz and David Swinney |
| Fri |
22 |
The effect of plausibility on
eye movements in reading: Does number matter?
Adrian Staub, Keith Rayner, Alexander Pollatsek, Jukka Hyönä and Helen
Majewski |
| Fri |
23 |
The effect of phonological parallelism
in coordination: Evidence from eye-tracking
Amit Dubey, Frank Keller and Patrick Sturt |
| Fri |
24 |
Integrating syntax and semantic
plausibility into a wide-coverage model of human sentence processing
Ulrike Pado, Matthew W. Crocker and Frank Keller |
| Fri |
25 |
Retrieval and nonadjacent dependencies:
Speed-accuracy tradeoff evidence from sluicing
Andrea E. Martin and Brian McElree |
| Fri |
26 |
Linking working memory processes
with self-paced reading and eyetracking measures: How lexical processing
load and SPR exaggerate locality effects
Brian Bartek, Richard Lewis, Mason Smith and Shravan Vasishth |
| Fri |
27 |
The referential value of iconic
gestures in fluent and disfluent speech
Craig G. Chambers and Cari S. Kilbreath |
| Fri |
28 |
Verb and verb argument structure
encoding: Eyetracking patterns in normal and agrammatic aphasic speakers
Cynthia K. Thompson, Michael Walsh Dickey, Soojin Cho, Jiyeon Lee and
Zenzi M. Griffin |
| Fri |
29 |
Do spoken words tell us how
long they will be?
James Magnuson and Ted Strauss |
| Fri |
30 |
Integration of pragmatic context
in homophone ambiguity resolution: Time course of activation of context-appropriate
and context-inappropriate meanings
Daniel Mirman, Ted Strauss, James Magnuson and James Dixon |
| Fri |
31 |
Successful dialogue requires
syntactic alignment
David Reitter and Johanna D. Moore |
| Fri |
32 |
Ordering constraints on discourse
relations
John Kraemer and Edward Gibson |
| Fri |
33 |
The role of discourse-level
and semantic predictability in sentence comprehension
Edward Gibson, Evelina Fedorenko and Michael Frank |
| Fri |
34 |
The use of information structure
in on-line English sentence comprehension
Meredith Brown, Edward Gibson and Timothy Desmet |
| Fri |
35 |
Reference resolution with subjects,
topics and foci
Elsi Kaiser |
| Fri |
36 |
Investigating the sources of
cognitive cost for the processing of scrambled word order
Hajime Ono, Jun-ichi Tanaka and Hiromu Sakai |
| Fri |
37 |
Length affects the resolution
of the Dative NP ambiguity in Korean
Hyekyung Hwang and Amy Schafer |
| Fri |
38 |
Cross-linguistic syntactic priming
in Korean-English bilingual production
Jeong-Ah Shin and Kiel Christianson |
| Fri |
39 |
Processing evidence for QR:
The case of antecedent contained ellipsis
Jorie Koster-Moeller, Jason Varvoutis and Martin Hackl |
| Fri |
40 |
An ERP investigation of syntactic
priming in language comprehension
Kristen Tooley, Matthew Traxler and Tamara Swaab |
| Fri |
41 |
Multiple That: A strategy for
reducing integration costs
Laura Staum and Ivan Sag |
| Fri |
42 |
A subject-preference in Chinese?
Electrophysiology reveals: yes and no
Luming Wang, Matthias Schlesewsky, Balthasar Bickel and Ina Bornkessel-Schlesewsky
|
| Fri |
43 |
The role of animacy in the processing
of verb-final sentences in Chinese: An auditory ERP study of ba and bèi-constructions
Markus Philipp, Ina Bornkessel-Schlesewsky, Walter Bisang and Matthias
Schlesewsky |
| Fri |
44 |
Syntactic priming in the comprehension
of ditransitive structures: New findings
Maria Nella Carminati, Roger P.G. van Gompel, Christoph Scheepers and
Manabu Arai |
| Fri |
45 |
Economy hierarchy and pronoun
interpretation in patients with Broca's aphasia
Nada Vasic, Sergey Avrutin and Esther Ruigendijk |
| Fri |
46 |
Visiting relatives with ERPs
can be instructive: Subject/object processing asymmetries in Korean relative
clauses
Nayoung Kwon, Robert Kluender, Maria Polinsky and Marta Kutas |
| Fri |
47 |
Examination of a distributional
account of recency effects in comprehension
Neal J. Pearlmutter |
| Fri |
48 |
Memory retrieval in dependency
processing
Philip Hofmeister |
| Fri |
49 |
The influence of pragmatic cues
on pronominal coreference
Wind Cowles |
| Fri |
50 |
Eye tracking parallelism effects
in coordinate constructions: the effects of “and”, “but” and “while”
Pia Knoeferle |
| Fri |
51 |
Children's online comprehension
of pronouns in spoken language: The role of verb semantics
Pirita Pyykkönen, Danielle Matthews and Juhani Järvikivi |
| Sat |
1 |
A return to isomorphism: The
processing demands associated with resolving ambiguity
Anastasia Conroy and Jeffrey Lidz |
| Sat |
2 |
The influence of the scene on
linguistic expectations: Evidence from cross-model priming in visual worlds
Andrea Weber and Matthew Crocker |
| Sat |
3 |
Integrating perceptual, semantic,
and syntactic information in sentence production
Andriy Myachykov, Simon Garrod and Seppo Vainio |
| Sat |
4 |
Common ground guides interpretation
of wh-questions
Sarah Brown-Schmidt, Christine Gunlogson, Duane Watson and Michael Tanenhaus
|
| Sat |
5 |
Eye movements and hand movements
as indices of lexical processing
Anne Pier Salverda, Michael Spivey, James Magnuson and Michael Tanenhaus
|
| Sat |
6 |
On priming by implicit prosody
Anouschka Bergmann and Shari R. Speer |
| Sat |
7 |
ERP measure of gap-filling in
children with and without specific language impairment
Arild Hestvik, Baila Tropper, Richard Schwartz, Valerie Shafer and Lidiya
Tornyova |
| Sat |
8 |
“She did too”: Processing VP
ellipsis by typical and atypical developing language populations
Brianne Bricker, Danielle Vignati, Richard Schwartz, David Swinney and
Tracy Love |
| Sat |
9 |
Sometimes it’s better to donate
than to give: Syntactic projections in on-line sentence comprehension
Christoph Scheepers, Rhian S. Williams, Sibylle Mohr, Manabu Arai and
Roger P. G. van Gompel |
| Sat |
10 |
Effects of lexical association
on the resolution of coordination ambiguities
Christopher Barkley and Edith Kaan |
| Sat |
11 |
Relative clause attachment ambiguities
in the visual world
David January and John Trueswell |
| Sat |
12 |
Corpus-based evidence against
sequence priming
David Reitter, Frank Keller and Julia Hockenmaier |
| Sat |
13 |
Position or Morphology? An electrophysiological
examination of incremental argument interpretation in Icelandic
Dietmar Roehm, Matthias Schlesewsky and Ina Bornkessel-Schlesewsky |
| Sat |
14 |
The neurocognition of ergativity:
Electrophysiological evidence from Hindi
Ina Bornkessel-Schlesewsky, Kamal Kumar Choudhary, Dietmar Roehm and Matthias
Schlesewsky |
| Sat |
15 |
Processing object relative clauses:
Discourse or frequency?
Douglas Roland, Carolyn O'Meara, Hongoak Yun and Gail Mauner |
| Sat |
16 |
The use of speaker information
in reference resolution depends on the presence of ambiguity
Edmundo Kronmuller and Dale J. Barr |
| Sat |
17 |
A rethink of the mapping between
salience and referring expression
Eleni Miltsakaki |
| Sat |
18 |
Reference resolution in Estonian:
Form-specific effects
Elsi Kaiser and Virve Vihman |
| Sat |
19 |
A two-phase model of integration
processes in sentence parsing: Locality and antilocality effects in German
Esther Sommerfeld, Shravan Vasishth, Pavel Logacev, Maike Baumann and
Heiner Drenhaus |
| Sat |
20 |
Effects on ambiguity resolution
caused by the timing of RSVP presentations emulate effects caused by explicit
prosody
Eva M. Fernández |
| Sat |
21 |
What syntactic information exists
in prosody?
John Kraemer and Edward Gibson |
| Sat |
22 |
A working-memory-based account
of animacy effects in the processing of relative clauses
Evelina Fedorenko and Edward Gibson |
| Sat |
23 |
Information structure and word
order in Russian sentence comprehension
Evelina Fedorenko and Roger Levy |
| Sat |
24 |
The when and how of positing
null subjects (pro): The timing and surprising interaction of syntactic
and semantic constraints
Gerardo Fernandez-Salgueiro, Lillian Chen, Richard Lewis and Samuel Epstein
|
| Sat |
25 |
Interference from real-world
knowledge on anticipatory eye-movements in a counterfactual-world
Heather J Ferguson, Christoph Scheepers and Anthony J Sanford |
| Sat |
26 |
The interpretation of reciprocals:
Evidence from eye movements
Helen Majewski |
| Sat |
27 |
Representations of verbs in
foreign languages
Hiroko Yamashita and Michiaki Matsumoto |
| Sat |
28 |
Resolution of left edge ambiguity
in the processing of multi-clause sentences: The case of adjunct subordinate
clauses in Japanese
Hiromu Sakai, Hajime Ono, Michiko Fukuda and Megumi Yoshimura |
| Sat |
29 |
The role of prominence in the
resolution of referential ambiguities: Evidence from co-reference in italian
Ilaria Frana |
| Sat |
30 |
Are readers lead down a thematic
garden-path?
Jana Häussler, Markus Bader, Simon Hopp and Josef Bayer |
| Sat |
31 |
Implicit and explicit prosody:
Effects on pronoun interpretation
Stephani Foraker |
| Sat |
32 |
The effects of meaning and task
on sentence processing: Are implausibility and anomaly different?
Julie-Ann Marshall and Wayne S. Murray |
| Sat |
33 |
Children’s early acquisition
of the passive: evidence from syntactic priming
Katherine Thatcher, Holly Branigan, Janet McLean and Antonella Sorace
|
| Sat |
34 |
Double-object constructions and
focus
Katy Carlson and Michael Walsh Dickey |
| Sat |
35 |
Insensitivity to changes in garden
path sentences
Kiel Christianson |
| Sat |
36 |
Integrated Representation and
Access of Tone and Segments
Lei Xu and Shari Speer |
| Sat |
37 |
Incremental construction of
mental images in Japanese sentence comprehension
Manami Sato, Amy Schafer and Benjamin Bergen |
| Sat |
38 |
Understanding nested locatives:
An event related potentials investigation
Marguerite McQuire, Kim Verhouf and Seana Coulson |
| Sat |
39 |
Structure and frequency in the
processing of verb-final clauses
Markus Bader and Jana Häussler |
| Sat |
40 |
Content-dependent and content-independent
processes in filler-gap resolution
Matthew Wagers and Colin Phillips |
| Sat |
41 |
The learnability of embedded
hierarchical structures
Meinou Helena De Vries, Padraic Monaghan, Stefan Knecht and Pienie Zwitserlood
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| Sat |
42 |
ERP correlates of structural
agreement elaboration
Nicola Molinaro, Francesco Vespignani and Remo Job |
| Sat |
43 |
The interplay between gender
matching and binding constraints in anaphora resolution: Evidence from
eye-movements
Patrick Sturt, Hamutal Kreiner and Simon, C. Garrod |
| Sat |
44 |
Referential processing of context-(in)dependent
entities: Evidence from ERPs
Petra Burkhardt |
| Sat |
45 |
Combined effects of semantic and
syntactic parallelism: evidence from eye tracking
Pia Knoeferle and Matthew W. Crocker |
| Sat |
46 |
Directing attention during spoken
language comprehension: The role of discourse salience
Pirita Pyykkönen, Roger P.G. van Gompel and Jukka Hyönä |
| Sat |
47 |
Cross-linguistic priming across
word order variations: evidence from actives and passives in Dutch and
English
Sarah Bernolet, Rob Hartsuiker and Martin Pickering |
| Sat |
48 |
The role of animacy in relative
clause production: eye-tracking evidence
Silvia Gennari, Jelena Mirkovic and Maryellen MacDonald |
| Sat |
49 |
Automatic contextualization
during early utterance planning in referential communication
Timothy Gann and Dale Barr |
| Sat |
50 |
The role of processing in coordination
Wayne Cowart and Tatiana Agupova |
| Sat |
51 |
A presentational effect on the processing of English 'not-because' sentences
Yukiko Koizumi and Dianne Bradley |
| Sat |
52 |
An ERP study of the classifier
system in Japanese: Syntactic or Semantic?
Yumi Sakai, Yuichiro Fukumitsu, Noriaki Yusa and Masatoshi Koizumi |