Found in translation: John Colarusso ‘is not your usual person’
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How do we form phonemic categories? How is speech perception linked to the articulatory and acoustic production of speech?…
When understanding non-native spoken language, listeners intuitively recognize that speakers vary in..
Understanding spoken language involves matching the acoustic input onto linguistic representations, a process complicated by….
During speech comprehension, how is it that we can create a meaningful representation of what was said, when different features of speech are processed by…
Attention has occupied a central place in theories of second language acquisition (SLA), dating back at least to…
In this talk, we discuss two alternative approaches to explain the commonly observed frequency by skill interaction in visual word recognition, which refers to the fact that frequency effects are typically stronger in less-skilled readers than…
The Department of Linguistics and Languages will be hosting the 44th Annual LACUS Forum
People with depression can’t even imagine what it feels like to not be depressed.
People who aren’t depressed, however, are more easily able to empathize with those who are.
Catherine Anderson presented a talk, “Scaffolding Expert Habits in Novices” at the in June.