Poster Session I

Wed, Sep. 2nd – 12:30 - 14:00 – Building B4.1 – Foyer

No.AuthorsPoster
26Harriet Yates, Bob van Tiel, Corien BaryScare Quotes and Speaker Commitment: An fEMG Experiment [Abstract]
44Tuba Pelin Ozturk, Birsu Kandemirci, Ben AmbridgeSemantic affectedness and passive acceptability in a case-marking language [Abstract]
45Elifcan Öztekin, Ana I. Pérez MuñozResolving a mistaken interpretation: Differences between L1 and L2 text comprehension in bilinguals [Abstract]
46Nayoun Kim, Hiroki Fujita, Younseo Ha, Subin Oh, Ian CunningsActive dependency formation, agreement, and interference in L1 and L2 processing [Abstract]
49Zhiying QianTask-Dependent Noisy-Channel Processing in Syntactically Ambiguous Sentences [Abstract]
51Vincent Li, Patrick SturtDo Face Emojis Elicit Parafoveal-on-Foveal Effects During Sarcasm Comprehension? Evidence from Eye Tracking in Chinese [Abstract]
64Chunhua BaiDynamic Interaction of Animacy and Context in Japanese Relative Clause Attachment: Evidence for Processing Redistribution [Abstract]
80Chi Kin Ethan Hui, Aine ItoDoes Semantic or Phonological Working Memory Modulate Syntactic Prediction? [Abstract]
90Amalia Spyromilio, Holly Jenkins, Elizabeth Wonnacott, Michael RamscarContext is King (and Queen*): The effect of gender information on spontaneous speech over time [Abstract]
94Jing-Hui Huang, Chia-Hsuan LiaoConstraints on null argument interpretation in Mandarin: General prominence vs. structural asymmetry [Abstract]
96Margarita Ryzhova, Emilia Ellsiepen, Vera DembergEffects of linguistic context and reader literacy on processing of unknown words [Abstract]
100Gabriella Ragozzino, Filippo DomaneschiPoliteness in Requests: The Role of Linguistic Structure and Social Relation [Abstract]
104Dana Bsharat-Maalouf, Andreas Wölfle, Hanin Karawani, Esther RuigendijkThe Effect of Sentence Predictability on Speech Recognition and Listening Effort using Pupillometry [Abstract]
107David Schwitzgebel, Sharon PeperkampA typological rare reduplication pattern seen through the lens of learning biases [Abstract]
117Alex Cairncross, Chrysoula Vassiliu, Chenyi Zhang, Mirjana Bozic, Ianthi TsimpliChild lexical acquisition without direct observation: evidence from pupillometry [Abstract]
118Sutong Duan, Matthew Mak, Chiara GambiPrediction error does not boost recognition memory for unexpected words, but drives short-term adjustment of semantic networks [Abstract]
120Sarah I. Stolle, Adriana Hanulíková, Niels O. SchillerGrammatical Gender Processing in Slovak: An ERP Study [Abstract]
135Yichi Zhang, Zhenguang CaiOverhearers acquire perspective alignment through observational prediction errors [Abstract]
137Mikihiro TanakaLexically Mediated Ungrammatical Structural Priming in Japanese [Abstract]
151Luisa Geib, Martina PenkeChildren's Pronoun Resolution: Effects of Attentional Prominence [Abstract]
156Mathias BarthelThe limits of predictive looks: Eye tracking to assess interpretations of gaps in dialogue [Abstract]
160Nataliya Kalanova, Serge Minor, Natalia Mitrofanova, Gillian RamchandEye-movements reveal sensitivity to habitual vs episodic contexts in the processing of verbal aspect in Russian [Abstract]
167Xuan Liang, Lisa Brunetti, Barbara HemforthEffects of Information Structure on Pronoun Resolution: A Crosslinguistic Study on French and Mandarin Chinese [Abstract]
168Giulio Massari, Fanny Meunier, Raphaël FargierCan word form emerge soon(er) in retrieval? Iconicity impacts dynamics of phonological interference in picture naming [Abstract]
173Alireza Rahmanian, Zehra Betul TunaDecomposing LLAMA B: A Multimodal EEG and Eye-Tracking Investigation of Rapid Picture-Name Learning [Abstract]
174Pouneh Kouch, Ileana Grama, Monique Flecken, Michal KorenarMinding the bilingual gap: A systematic review and perspective on EEG-based diagnoses of dementia [Abstract]
183Eva Pospíšilová, Marharyta Kavko, Jan ChromýThe Influence of Non-Native Accent on Sentence Processing and Information Recall [Abstract]
187Zachary Houghton, Zara Harmon, Vsevolod KapatsinskiThe Effects of Type and Token Frequency on Generalization [Abstract]
193Koyel Mukherjee, Bidisha Som, Abhishek ShrivastavaBeyond Substitution: Emojis and Metaphors in Multimodal Sentence Comprehension [Abstract]
198Jéssica Gomes, Sol Lago, João VeríssimoHow semantic prediction changes across the adult lifespan [Abstract]
199Zebo Xu, Xiaocong Chen, Yichi Zhang, Hongyan Wang, Zhuang Qiu, Zhenguang CaiBi-script Readers of Simplified and Traditional Chinese have Script-specific Radical Representations [Abstract]
200Dusan Nikolic, Eva ReinischTo wait or not to wait? An eye-tracking account of the processing of acoustic cues of lexical pitch accents [Abstract]
201Raffaella Folli, Juliana Gerard, Heidi Harley, Balthazar Lauzon, Morgan MacleodObject Omission in English Depends on Subject Intentionality [Abstract]
210Marina Sokolova Zolotilova, Natalia Moskvina, Nayara Mirio e SilvaProcessing Effects of Code-Switching in Humans and LLMs [Abstract]
213Serge Minor, Oleksandra Hrebenshchykova, Kamil D?ugosz, Pavel Caha, Anna Olszewska, Marit Westergaard, Natalia MitrofanovaShifts in L1 Grammatical Sensitivity Reflected in Judgements and Pupil Dilation: Ukrainian Children Immersed in Polish vs Czech [Abstract]
215Elena Albu, Oksana Tsaregorodtseva, Tessa Warren, Barbara KaupOn the polarity of relative adjectives. An investigation with a newly created picture data base [Abstract]
220Irene E. Winther, Kars Ligtenberg, Stefan L. FrankCan L1 Syntactic Transfer in L2 Reading Be Explained by an Expectation-Based Account? [Abstract]
232Iza ŠkrjanecStructure in Training Data Matters Less Than Expected: Surprisal From Some Scrambled Language Models Predicts Naturalistic Reading Times [Abstract]
246Robin LemkeTesting a noisy channel account of ellipsis processing [Abstract]
247Stefanie Radetzky, Anna Schirmeisen, Christina Kauschke, Nicole Altvater-MackensenGerman Preschoolers' Discrimination and Perception of Weak Syllables [Abstract]
252Anita SlonimskaToward a theoretical framework of multimodal communicative efficiency [Abstract]
253Janina Bechtel, Marie-Léa Le Clainche, Sol LagoLocal and Long-distance Agreement in L2 Possessive Pronoun Production [Abstract]
256Nils DörrSensitivity to the Discourse Licensing of Non-Canonical Word Order in L2 German across Proficiency and L1 Typology [Abstract]
261Moritz Wackerbarth, Sina Zarrieß, Sabine Schulte im Walde, Antje Lorenz“To Think Under”: Behavioral and Computational Evaluation of Novel Complex Verb Interpretability in German [Abstract]
264Lion Oks, Caterina Donati, Francesca FoppoloInterpretation of Hebrew Pronouns: Are Resumptives Preferred over Full Pronouns? [Abstract]
269Bálint József Ugrin, Péter Rácz, Ágnes LukácsBeyond Vocabulary Size: Individual Differences in the Organisation of the Mental Lexicon [Abstract]
293Jonas Gerards, Michelle Morgenstern, Ulrike DomahsProcessing of Lexical Stress in L2 English: Investigating Stress Level Differences with EEG and Word Fragment Priming [Abstract]
298Katja JasinskajaLonger Descriptions for Longer Events: Iconic Representation of Duration [Abstract]
300Ondřej Drobil, Titus von der MalsburgSentence and Clause Boundary Effects Challenge Strict Incrementality in Sentence Comprehension [Abstract]
303Hong Zhou, Martin Pickering, Holly BraniganClassifier Priming in Mandarin Chinese Noun Phrase Production [Abstract]
319Asya Achimova, Susanne Dietrich, Daniel Altshuler, Bettina Rolke, Martin V. ButzImplicit Causality Revision is Costly but Delayed: Evidence from Self-paced Reading [Abstract]
322Rastislav Hronský, Emmanuel KeuleersWord Frequency Calibration Using External Information and Topic Models [Abstract]
329Lean Luo, Emily MorganEnglish Dative Preferences as Statistical Inference over Verb-Specific Distributions [Abstract]
332Samantha Wray, Laura McPherson, Mamadou DiabateNeural correlates of learning to encode language in music [Abstract]
343Fermin Moscoso del Prado MartinA Universal Prior Distribution over Syntactic Constructions Emerges from Incremental Language Production [Abstract]
347Prajna Sinha, Tvadeeya Shah, Poonam Yadav, Soumili Barman, Anurag Khare, Ark VermaOptimal Viewing Position (OVP) Interacts with Both Aksharas and Maatras in Hindi: Evidence from Lexical Decision Task. [Abstract]
349Ruofan Zhang, Johannes Gerwien, Sandra PappertNatural Gender Processing in L2 German by Chinese Speakers: Evidence from Self-Paced Reading and Grammaticality Judgments [Abstract]
353Maria MininaIntegration of Information from Different Modalities in Communication: Speech-Gesture Mismatches [Abstract]