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Julianne Garbarino (HESP)

Um...let me explain: Social and task determinants of "um" and "uh" use in speakers with and without ASD

Abstract: I will present data addressing whether speakers with autism produce different disfluency patterns than speakers with neurotypical development.

 

Allie Johnson (HESP)

Production of the /t/-/k/ contrast in children with cochlear implants

 

Dawn Culpepper & KerryAnn O'Meara (CHSE)

Enhancing graduate student agency as interdisciplinary researchers: Key findings from internal evaluation

 

Liane Young (Psychology, Boston College)

How we think about friend vs foe

 

 Jay Van Bavel (Psychology, NYU)

The Partisan Brain: A value-based model of political belief

 

Elika Bergelson (Psychology & Neuroscience, Duke)

The Nascent Lexicon: Word Learning in Infants

 

Duane Watson (Psychological Sciences, Vanderbilt)

What Prosody can tell us about Language and Psychology

 

Michael Beran (Psychology, Georgia State University)

Chimpanzee Cognition: flexible, fallible, and fascinating

 

Linda Smith (Psychology, Indiana University)

Learning from the Infant’s Point of View

 

Diane Brentari (Linguistics, University of Chicago)

Limits and possibilities of modality on language: phonology through the lens of sign languages

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