Schedule

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★ Indicates talk is part of the special session on Language Acquisition and Language Processing: Finding New Connections

SessionTimeTypeTitleAuthorsLinks
8:45Session 1 (Chair: Florian Schwarz)
18:45TalkOpening RemarksJohn Trueswell
19:00TalkEvaluating "each"- (but not "every"-) sentences encourages encoding individual propertiesTyler Knowlton, Justin Halberda, Paul Pietroski and Jeffrey Lidz Abstract
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19:30TalkAre logical representations quantifier-specific? Evidence from priming for a non-quantifier-specific representation of scopeMieke Sarah Slim, Peter Lauwers and Robert J. Hartsuiker Abstract
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110:00TalkWhat primes what - An experimental framework to explore alternatives for Scalar ImplicaturesPaul Marty, Jacopo Romoli, Yasutada Sudo, Richard Breheny and Joe Cowan Abstract
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210:30Break
11:00Session 3 (Chair: Gareth Roberts)
311:00Invited Talk★ Developmental plasticity and lateralization of function for languageElissa Newport Abstract
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311:45Talk★ Acquiring recursive structures through distributional learningDaoxin Li and Kathryn Schuler Abstract
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412:15Break
512:30Parallel Session Link to Thursday Parallel Session
614:30Break
15:00Session 7 (Chair: Albert Kim)
715:00Invited Talk★ Second-year syntax: Discovering DependenciesJeffrey Lidz Abstract
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715:45TalkEvidence of accurate logical reasoning in online sentence comprehensionMaksymillian Dabkowski and Roman Feiman Abstract
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816:15Break
16:45Session 9 (Chair: Colin Phillips)
916:45TalkSyntactic and semantic parallelism guides filler-gap processing in coordinationStephanie Rich and Matt Wagers Abstract
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917:15TalkThe laboratory discovered: Place-for-institution metonyms appearing in subject position are processed as agentsMatthew Lowder, Adrian Zhou and Peter Gordon Abstract
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917:45Talk★ Social and communicative biases jointly influence grammatical choices in learningGareth Roberts and Masha Fedzechkina Abstract
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SessionTimeTypeTitleAuthorsLinks
19:00Parallel Session Link to Friday Morning Parallel Session
211:00Break
11:30Session 3 (Chair: Katie Schuler)
311:30Invited Talk★ Bootstrapping the syntactic bootstrapperAnne Christophe Abstract
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312:15Talk★ English-learning preschoolers use negative sentences to constrain novel word meaningsAlex de Carvalho, Victor Gomes and John Trueswell Abstract
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412:45Break
13:00Session 5 (Chair: Duane Watson)
513:00Talk★ Speakers extrapolate community-level knowledge from individual linguistic encountersAnita Tobar, Hugh Rabagliati and Holly Branigan Abstract
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513:30TalkInterference in the comprehension of filler-gap and filler-resumptive dependenciesNiki Koesterich, Maayan Keshev, Daria Shamai and Aya Meltzer-Asscher Abstract
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514:00TalkManipulating difficulty at different levels of language production elicits distinct patterns of disfluencyAurélie Pistono and Robert Hartsuiker Abstract
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614:30Break
15:00Session 7 (Chair: Elsi Kaiser)
715:00Invited Talk★ Discourse with few words: How infants form durable and expressible memories of objects and their namesLinda Smith and Hadar Raz Abstract
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715:45Talk★ English-learning children's processing of salient phonetic distinctions varying in phonological relevance for word identityCarolyn Quam and Daniel Swingley Abstract
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816:15Break
16:45Session 9 (Chair: Jared Novick)
916:45TalkA multifactorial approach to constituent orderingsZoey Liu Abstract
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917:15TalkThe dual nature of subjecthood: Unifying subject islands and that-trace effectsRebecca Tollan and Bilge Palaz Abstract
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917:45Talk★ Differential impacts of linguistic alignment across caregiver-child dyads and levels of linguistic structureRuthe Foushee, Dan Byrne, Marisa Casillas and Susan Goldin-Meadow Abstract
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1018:15Break
1118:30Parallel Session Link to Friday Evening Parallel Session

SessionTimeTypeTitleAuthorsLinks
9:00Session 1 (Chair: Daphna Heller)
19:00TalkHow do people interpret implausible sentences?Zhenguang Cai, Nan Zhao and Martin Pickering Abstract
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19:30Talk★ New neighbours make bad fences: Form-based semantic shifts in word learningDavid A. Haslett and Zhenguang G. Cai Abstract
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110:00TalkA random walk down the garden path: A new implementation of self-organized parsingGarrett Smith Abstract
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210:30Break
11:00Session 3 (Chair: John Trueswell)
311:00Invited Talk★ Learning verb argument-structure: Syntax and statisticsCynthia Fisher Abstract
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311:45Talk★ Three-year-olds' comprehension of contrastive and descriptive adjectives: Evidence for contrastive inferenceCatherine Davies, Jamie Lingwood, Bissera Ivanova and Sudha Arunachalam Abstract
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412:15Break
512:30Parallel Session Link to Saturday Parallel Session
614:30Break
15:00Session 7 (Chair: Jennifer Arnold)
715:00Invited Talk★ Natural Language Processing has been overrun by large neural language models! What should we make of that?Christopher Manning Abstract
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715:45TalkAnaphoric dependencies in the digital age: On the relation between emoji and textElsi Kaiser and Patrick Georg Grosz Abstract
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816:15Break
16:45Session 9 (Chair: Ming Xiang)
916:45TalkLanguage Production Under Uncertainty: Advance Planning and IncrementalityArella Gussow and Maryellen MacDonald Abstract
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917:15TalkNumber attraction in pronoun production: evidence for antecedent feature retrievalCassidy Wyatt, Margaret Kandel and Colin Phillips Abstract
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917:45TalkA computational model of reference production based on listener visual-search costsJulian Jara-Ettinger and Paula Rubio-Fernandez Abstract
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