Poster Session III

Thu, Sep. 3rd – 12:30 - 14:00 – Building B4.1 – Foyer

No.AuthorsPoster
6Holger MittererPhonemic Awareness Goes Hand in Hand with Phonetic Deafness [Abstract]
16Florian HintzModality bias in learning: The roles of processing speed, short-term memory, and linguistic experience [Abstract]
22Uliana Sudakova, Jalal Al-TamimiHow to Start Hearing Things, or The Role of Coarticulation and Fine Phonetic Detail in Speech Perception [Abstract]
29Gaja JaroszMorphological Decomposition: Integrating Processing with Incremental Learning [Abstract]
30Anne Therese Frederiksen, Amuna AbuhamdehConsequences of Implicit Causality Mispredictions for Pronoun Interpretation [Abstract]
43Marie-Christin Flohr, Mireia Marimon, Sarah Schimke, Katie Von HolzenGerman stress cues in French and Spanish speech segmentation [Abstract]
52Aina Bonet, Mònica Sanz, Núria Esteve-GibertSaliency and Cross-Linguistic Effects in Learning Verb Number Inflection Morphemes [Abstract]
56Rhiana Horovská, Radim LacinaStrength Doesn’t Matter But Licensors Do: Weak and Strong NPI Illusions in Czech [Abstract]
66Shingo Tokimoto, Naoko TokimotoTemporal perspective-taking in discourse comprehension: Asymmetry between past and future revealed by EEG effective connectivity [Abstract]
68Yuxi Zhou, Antje Meyer, Constantijn van der BurghtDoes loudness contribute to the memory benefit for accented words? Effects of stimulus loudness and proportion of occurrence on recognition memory [Abstract]
69Denisa Bordag, Andreas Opitz, Hans-Georg BerulavaResolving Conflicts During Sentence Processing in L1 and L2: Eye-Tracking Evidence from Gender Stereotypes and Zero Plurals in German [Abstract]
85Bhaj Gobindh Raj, Himanshu YadavPredictive memory activation explains locality and anti-locality effects in Hindi [Abstract]
92Junghwan Maeng, Hyun Kyung Lee, Zhiyin Zhu, Yoonsang SongNeural Evidence for Hierarchical Structure in Multimorphemic Word Processing [Abstract]
106Sarah Warchhold, Bettina BraunWhen dialect words compete for activation [Abstract]
110Leiling Li, Pia Knoeferle, Natalia Gagarina, Yipu Wei, Katja MaquateThe Effect of Emotional Linguistic Context Congruency on Mandarin Sentence Comprehension: An Eye-Tracking Study [Abstract]
111Yue Chen, Jun Lyu, Elsi KaiserTopic and Experiencer Both Matter: Multiple Cues in Mandarin Reflexive Resolution [Abstract]
123Aditi Lahiri, Charles Redmon, Frans Plank, Hilary WynneThe Visual Processing of Prefixed ‘Zero Forms’: Evidence from fMRI [Abstract]
127Jessie Quinn, Victor S. Ferreira, Tamar H. GollanTop-down language control during comprehension: Eye-tracking evidence during reading paragraphs aloud and silently [Abstract]
138Lucie Drouillet, Juliette Thuilier, Corine AstésanoProsody-syntax interaction in spoken language production, the case of French attribute adjectives [Abstract]
144Jaewon Choi, Sumin Jo, Gaeun Lim, Yunju NamIntroducing HYN-KorPus: A Multimodal Neurocognitive Database for Korean [Abstract]
146Anastasiia Ogneva, Yulia Rodina, Concepcion SotoGender congruency effects in bilingual language processing: an eye-tracking study with Spanish-Russian children [Abstract]
152Kate Stone, Sol Lago, João VeríssimoQuantifying P600 latency differences between L1 and L2 speakers using GAMMs [Abstract]
153Xiao Ke, Silke Brandt, Katherine MessengerHow do function words influence syntactic priming in sentence production? Evidence from tense and aspect markers in Mandarin Chinese [Abstract]
155Angelina Ioannidou-Tsiomou, Pia KnoeferleMusic, Language, Picture: Cross-modal Correspondences during Movement Perception [Abstract]
158Ziheng Cheng, Jenny Doetjes, Niels SchillerNumber Processing in Mandarin Quantity Phrase Production: A Behavioral and ERP Study [Abstract]
166Golshan Shakeebaee, Ai Chen, Frank Kügler, Markus BaderProsodic Constraints on Scope Interpretation: Evidence from Quantifier–Negation Interactions in German [Abstract]
171Irene Pagliai(Don’t) Take This Literally: Human and LLM Judgments in Atypical Idiom Contexts [Abstract]
178Roos Weijers, Esther RuigendijkThe interpretation and processing of wh-questions by Dutch-speaking children: the role of DP structure [Abstract]
179Sueda Şevval Özmemiş, Gabriel Thiberge, Margreet Vogelzang, Carlo Cecchetto, Orhan Demir, Josep Quer, Ifigeneia Dosi, Camilla Masullo, Fatma Nur Öztürk-Saçkan, Duygu Sarısoy, Anna Roussou, Aleksandar Takovski, Işın Tekin, Caterina DonatiTeen talk isn't simple: Register-dependent complexity in Turkish adolescent speech [Abstract]
181Natsumi TaniguchiSung Word Recognition is Modulated by Word Frequency and Matching Stress to Musical Prominence [Abstract]
188Niranjana Hegde Bhimanakone Satyanarayana, Emilia Ellsiepen, John DuffNo Evidence for Inhibition Control or Interlingual Homograph Interference in Bilingual Sentence Processing: A Self-Paced Reading Study [Abstract]
190Martina Abbondanza, Mikuláš Preininger, Lukáš Jiřička, Filip SmolíkSublexical and distributional cues for grammatical gender agreement: evidence from self-paced reading times on Czech pseudowords. [Abstract]
191Niels SchillerGrammatical Gender in Bidialectal Speakers of Swiss and Standard German [Abstract]
192Pratik Nanda, Bidisha Som, Cota Navin GuptaSpatial Language Processing Across Odia, Telugu, and Khasi: Congruency, Axiality, and Distance [Abstract]
196Fabian Istrate, Laia Mayol, Barbara HemforthFocus type influences subject position: evidence from Romance languages [Abstract]
211S Shalu, R. Muralikrishnan, Kamal Kumar ChoudharyVerb-Specific Control Differences Modulate LAN-like Effects: ERP Evidence from Malayalam [Abstract]
243Eashani Sharma, Samar HusainAnticipatory Planning in Hindi Spontaneous Speech: Evidence from Hesitation [Abstract]
248Fateme Yalpanian, Robert Hartsuiker, Esperanza BadayaTesting a Parallel Model of Prediction by Production via Visual World Paradigm in Eye-Tracking: Can Phonological Prediction Precede Semantic Prediction? [Abstract]
249Tonia Williams, Sonali Nag, Kate NationBilingual Recognition Memory in a High-Overlap System: Translation Costs and Orthographic Dominance [Abstract]
250Alon Fishman, Lisa Gottschalk, Stefan Kopp, Joana CholinWhen Words Don't Come Easy - How Speakers Cope With Communicatively Challenging Situations Using Verbal Creativity and Co-speech Gesture [Abstract]
259Kirill Bursov, Ksenia Kliueva, Elizaveta Shemshurina, Boris Orekhov, Natalia SlioussarMetered prose: an experimental study on Russian [Abstract]
268Jueyao Lin, Jiayi Lu, Zhengqin Liu, Lu Li, Changsheng Li, Xiaocong Chen, Caicai ZhangWorking Memory Predicts Grammar but Not Vocabulary in Cantonese-Speaking Preschoolers: A Modality- and Component-Specific Profile [Abstract]
290Vladislav Zubov, Riekhakaynen ElenaVariable lexical stress slows visual word recognition in Russian [Abstract]
294Manvendra Singh, Sidharth RanjanBounded Rationality in Hindi Word Order: Evidence from Human Speech and LLMs [Abstract]
296Clara Seyfried, Yuki KamideImplicit Discourse Relations Beyond Connective Insertion: A Comprehension Study [Abstract]
299Songqi LI, Kate Nation, Victoria MurphyThe Effects of Graded Semantic Transparency and Sensitivity to Morphological Structure in Visual Word Processing: Distributional Evidence from a Morpheme Interference Experiment [Abstract]
305Darby GrachekPhonological Alternation Learning is Facilitated by Relative Frequency Cues [Abstract]
307Chiara Boila, Daria Tack, Angela Grimm, Barbara Kaup, Yvonne PorteleNegation Processing and Executive Functions in Preschool Children: Evidence from Eye-Tracking [Abstract]
311Joana Cholin, Amelie Ewald, Dilara Balaban, Jana HäusslerRoutines and Innovations in Novel Word Formation [Abstract]
324Yang Liu, Juliet HuynhProcessing L1 and L2 Chinese compound words: Evidence from masked priming [Abstract]
327Hyosun Lee, Whitney TaborGradience in Innovatability: The Role of Gradient Grammaticality [Abstract]
334Canaan Breiss, Anna RunovaA Bayesian meta-analysis of naturalness bias in phonological learning [Abstract]
337Alexander Schneidstein, Anastasia VyrenkovaWhen Are Lexical Errors Noticed? Evidence from a Behavioral Study of Russian [Abstract]
341Qamar Shahba, Anurag Khare, Ark VermaCan Different Letter Position Coding Theories Apply to One Language? Interesting Evidence from Lexical Decision Task in Hindi [Abstract]
345Miriam Schulz(Where) do LLMs learn cross-linguistic pronoun biases? Evidence from transformer layers [Abstract]
348Maïwenn Fleig, Shuai Wang, Anna E. Dudek, Jean-Marc Freyermuth, Philippe BlacheDisentagling Prediction and Production in Neural Tracking via multivariate TRFs in Natural Conversation [Abstract]
352Kirill Chuprinko, Marco Sala, Artur Stepanov, Francesco VespignaniProcessing of Wh-Adjuncts in Filler-Gap Dependencies: ERP Study in Italian [Abstract]
357Kseniia Sizikova, Natalia SlioussarInteraction of word order and stress in the processing of information structure (IS): a study of Russian polar questions [Abstract]
359Emily Atkinson, Sophia Della Casa, Alison HughesChildren's Filler-Gap Dependency Processing in the Absence of Revision [Abstract]