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2003

Newman, J.

2020-06-09

Filip Nenadić, Benjamin V. Tucker, Elnaz Shafaei-Bajestan, Yu-Ying Chuang, R. Harald Baayen

This material includes scripts and results of a series of simulations performed using the discriminative lexicon approach on Massive Auditory Lexical Decision project data.

1997

Newman, John

Eating and drinking are basic acts in ordinary human experience and concepts relating to these acts are sources for metaphorical ways of describing a great variety of events in English and other languages. This paper provides an account of the components of the basic digestive acts and the...

2022-09-01

Alden, McKinley, Arnhold, Anja

This document is a step-by-step description of the process for deriving stress in Central Alaskan Yup'ik words, complete with a brief overview of the stress system of the language and detailed examples.

2022-05-04

Daniel Benedict Dacanay

This thesis shall address the nature of, and various possible approaches to, semantic classification in a bilingual dictionary setting, in this instance, in that of a low-resource language (Plains Cree/nêhiyawêwin, ISO:crk). In doing this, we shall discuss the distinct, yet partially overlapping...

2022-05-22

Wright, Richard, Tucker, Benjamin V., Kelley, Matthew C., Oganyan, Marina

2019-03-25

Alma Luz Rodríguez-Lázaro, Natalia Arias-Trejo, Armando Q. Angulo-Chavira, Alina Signoret Dorcasberro

Lexical access has been suggested by Huettig and McQueen [4] to show cascade processing when auditory and visual information are presented to native speakers. The aim of this study was to determine whether cascade processing in Spanish-English bilinguals in a Mexican university is similar to that...

2020-01-01

Aida Radu, Taylor Munro-Ryks

This infographic represents a knowledge mobilization tool for early childhood educators working with children whose first language is not English. Knowledge mobilization tools are often used to disseminate important research findings to non-academic audiences in an accessible way. The content...

2017-01-01

Matthew C. Kelley

The overlap of vowel categories is a fairly common linguistic phenomenon. But, it can be difficult to judge whether two supposedly distinct vowel categories have merged or not. One tool that a researcher may use is a quantification of the overlap based on acoustic properties of recorded vowel...

2019-01-21

Catherine Ford, Filip Nenadić, Daniel Brenner, Benjamin V. Tucker

Contextually predictable, high frequency, competitor-dense words are often produced with less phonetically contrastive categories in spontaneous speech, often manifested with shorter durations. The present study investigates the role of temporal variation in the recognition of isolated words...