Psycholinguistics

• Spoken word recognition
  • The microstructure of spoken word recognition
    • Using artificial lexica to examine the time course of spoken word recognition
    • Neighborhood expansion: the importance of time in models of similarity in spoken word recognition
    • The role of semantics in visual and spoken word recognition [First author: Dan Mirman]
    • Attentional modulation of speech perception and spoken word recognition [First author: Dan Mirman]
  • Similarity metrics as computational theories: The Similarity Activation Model
  • Top-down constraints on spoken word recognition
  • Can compensation-for-coarticulation phenomena resolve the feedback debate in spoken word recognition?
  • Stochastic and learning models of spoken word recognition
  • The TRACE model and its critics
  • *Rhymes and the nature of the competitor set [first author: Paul Allopenna]
  • *Word frequency and spoken word recognition [first author: Delphine Dahan]
  • Subcategorical mismatches and lexical competition [first author: Delphine Dahan]
  • *The role of gender in spoken word recognition (in French) [first author: Delphine Dahan]
• Sentence processing
  • Pragmatic constraints on interpretation [first author: Craig Chambers]
• Speech perception
  • Compensation for coarticulation: Challenging auditory, motor, and direct realist theories of speech perception [Navin Viswanathan, first author]
  • Perception of non-native speech contrasts
  • Talker variability
    • Talker normalization or talker accomodation?
    • Expectations and talker normalization
    • Talker familiarity and talker normalization
      
• Categorization
  • Proper names bias category learning [First author: Harlan Harris]
• Computational modeling
  • jTRACE: a reimplementation and extension of the TRACE model of speech perception and spoken word recognition [First author: Ted Strauss]
  • The role of interaction in models of spoken word recognition: Feedback helps