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Madrid

28-30 September 2011

 

Wednesday 28th

9:00-9:30 Registration

9:30-10:00 R.V. Reichle ERP effects of syntactic reanalysis and resolution of ambiguity at focus-marking clefts

10:00-10:30 P. Augurzky, B. Kotchoubey & G. Dogil Effects of presentation mode on ERPs in silent reading – evidence from German

11:00- 12:00 Plenary session. Michael Ullman: A multidisciplinary investigation of the neurocognition of language

12:30-13:00 E. Kaiser, E. Holsinger, D. Cheng-Huan Li & D. Byrd From seeing to saying: On the relation between visual grouping and prosodic grouping

13:00-13:30 D. Trenkic, J. Mirkovic & G. Altmann Second language articles in comprehension: an eye-tracking study

13:30-14:00 J. Blochowiak The role of aspect in causally linked sentences without connectives

14:00-15:00 lunch & poster session I

15:00-15:30 Á. Lukács, B. Kas & L. Leonard Sentence repetition with masked inflections: a new method of elicited production

15:30-16:00 H. Datta, Y.H. Yu, C. Tessel, J. Gerometta, N. Vidal-Finnerty, K. Garrido-Nag, R.G. Schwartz & V.L. Shafer Relationship between neurophysiology of speech perception and language skills in monolingual and bilingual children

16:-16:30 C. Tessel, V. L. Shafer, E. Levy & M. Gitterman The effect of cognates on vowel perception in for late Spanish-English bilinguals using Neurophysiological indices

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16:45-17:15 A.I. Schwartz, A.B. Aręas Da Luz Fontes & O. Fuentes The Bilingual Re-Ordered Access Model: The role of Cross- Language Activation on homonym processing

17:15-17:45 J. Sainz & V. Illera Neighborhood distribution effects in visual word recognition

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18:00-18:30 M. Lázaro & L. Camacho The processing of morphology in children with and without reading disorders

18:30-19:00 C. Pliatsikas & T. Marinis Using masked priming to investigate past tense processing in English as a first and a second language

 

Thursday, 29th

9:00-9:30 O. Peleg & Z. Eviatar Hemispheric asymmetries in meaning selection: Evidence from the disambiguation of homophonic vs. heterophonic homographs

9:30-10:00 V. Marrero & Vile Research Group Speaker identification through short vowel perception. Acoustic cues and psychophysical paradigms

10:00-10:30 T. Bitan, A. Kaftory, A. Leib, A. Markus, O. Peleg & Z. Eviatar Hemispheric involvement in the resolution of semantic ambiguity depends on phonological ambiguity

11:00-12:00 Plenary session. Nina Kazanina: Role of grammar in language processing

12:30-13:00 M. Wagner, V.L. Shafer, B. Martin & M. Steinschneider Early and late stages of neural speech processing in native-English and native-Polish listeners: A behavioral and ERP study

13:00-13:30 J. Nixon, Y. Chen & N. Schiller Representation of speech variants in word production: Evidence from Chinese tonal allophones

13:30-14:00 M. Sloos Chasing Shadows

14:00-15:00 lunch & poster session II

15:00-15-30 G. Fergadiotis & H.H. Wright Global Discourse Coherence in Normal and Aphasic Discourse

15:30-16:00 H. Datta, V.L. Shafer, L.K. Obler, M. Goral & M. Gitterman Brain bases for first language attrition in Bengali-English speakers

16:00-16:30 E. Soroli Does language constrain the way we think and speak about space? Evidence from English, French and Greek

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16:45-17:15 I. Finger, K. Morgan-Short, S. Grey & M.T. Ullman The neurocognition of L2 retention: ERP evidence from an artificial language

17:15-17:45 R.S. Gutiérrez & L.P. Shapiro Measuring Real-time Sentence Processing with Pupillometry

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18:00-18:30 M. Garraffa, L. Rossi & L. Surian Conversational abilities in children with Specific Language Impairment: for a more accurate definition of the grammatical impairment

18:30-19:00 I. Hoffmann, M. Szücs, É. Mészáros & Z. Bánréti Recursion in Alzheimer’s Disease

　

　

Friday, 30th

9:30-10:00 D. Lopez, E. Louis, J. Miles, E. Thompson & K. Walker The Production of the Verb Particle Construction with Full and Reduced Relative Clauses

10:00-10:30 C. Koch, P. Schulz & S. Kotz Object relatives are not always difficult to parse

11:00-12:00 Plenary session. Harald Clahsen: Investigating children’s grammatical processing

12:30-13:00 I. Cunnings & P. Sturt Coargumenthood and the Processing of Reflexives

13:00-13:30 K. Katsika & M. Mastropavlou Typical and Atypical Children's Processing of PP Attachment Ambiguities: Evidence from Greek

13:30-14:00 C. Felser, I. Cunnings & C. Patterson Variable Binding and Coreference in Sentence Comprehension: Evidence from Eye Movements

14:00-15:00 lunch

15:00-15:30 K. Steinhauer The early left-anterior negativity (ELAN) in ERPs and ‘syntax-first’ models: Facts and myths

15:30-16:00 S. Martínez-Ferreiro & S. Sánchez-Alonso Reacting to unaccusativity: evidence from non-brain damaged Spanish subjects

Break

16:15-16:45 C. Monjauze, H. Broadbent, S.G. Boyd, B.G. R. Neville & T. Baldeweg Language dysfunction in young people in remission from BECTS: a combined behavioural and neurophysiological investigation

16:45-17:15 Z. Bánréti, É. Mészáros & I. Hoffmann Recursion in language, theory-of-mind inference, and arithmetical calculations. Lessons drawn from Alzheimer’s disease and agrammatic aphasia

 

 

poster sessions　

Wednesday 28th

14:00-15:00 poster session I

J. Blochowiak & G. Bahadir Sentential semantic priming of causal-purposive and concessive relations

E. Chukharev-Hudilainen Pauses in Chat: a psycholinguistic perspective

A. Costa, I. Falé, I. Hub Faria & T. Condelipes Assessing oral reading fluency and comprehension: an eye-tracking approach

E. Cabeza, T. Fernández de Vega, G. García Marcos & S. Llena Díaz Clinical population and segmentation theory into practice

S. Korniyevskaya Why "harbour" can turn into "neighbour" – lexical decisions in oral speech production of unbalanced bilinguals

　

Thursday, 29th

14:00-15:00 poster session II

K. Murray A novel experimental paradigm for testing musical protolanguage hypotheses

P. Royle The quick and the cheap: using puzzles as experimental tools

E. Soroli & H. Sahraoui Does language constrain the way we think and speak about space? Evidence from English and French agrammatic aphasia

M. Tripolitou & A. Chaida High Functioning Autism and Prosodic Characteristics of Sentences in Greek

 

 

 

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