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LANGUAGE PRODUCTION
Monday, September 20th
09h00 -
10h30
Welcome coffee & Registration
Welcome coffee & Registration
10h30
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12h30
Session 1: Constructing a message for producing language
Session 1: Constructing a message for producing language
10h30-11h30 G. Vigliocco & S.
Kita Language-specific effects on the semantic
representations consulted in lexical retrieval for production.
11h30-12h30 W. La Heij & J.R.
Kuipers When you call a dog an animal: Context effects
in categorization tasks.
12h30-14h00
Lunch
14h00 - 15h00
Poster Session (list of posters here)
15h00 - 17h00
Session 2: The structure of the lexical system
15h00-16h00 M. Goldrick
The relationship between lexical semantic, word-level, and phonological
processes in the production of single words
16h00-17h00 M. Miozzo The interplay between semantics and morphology
16h00-17h00 M. Miozzo The interplay between semantics and morphology
17h00
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17h30 Coffee Break
17h30 - 18h30
R. Klein (European Science
Foundation) The EUROCORES "Origin of Man,
Language and Languages" and funding opportunities for research and
networking through ESF
Tuesday, September 21st
09h00- 12h30
Session 3.1 : Syntactic processing
09h00 - 10h00 Z. Griffin Syntax As Static Representation and Dynamic
Process
10h00- 11h00 J. Franck Syntactic movement and agreement production
10h00- 11h00 J. Franck Syntactic movement and agreement production
11h-11h30 Coffee Break
11h30-12h30 F.-X. Alario Agreeing on agreement:
Comparing determiner
selection and subject-verb agreement processes
12h30-14h00
Lunch
14h00- 16h00
Session 3.2 : Syntactic processing (part 2)
14h00
- 15h00 A. Melinger Lexical Effects in Syntactic Priming
15h00 - 16h00 V. Ferreira Syntactic Priming in Anterograde Amnesia: Evidence for Implicit Learning
15h00 - 16h00 V. Ferreira Syntactic Priming in Anterograde Amnesia: Evidence for Implicit Learning
16h00
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16h30 Coffee Break
16h30 - 18h30
Session 4: Beyond single words and single sentences
16h30 - 17h30 M. Pickering Feedback, alignment and routinization in
dialogue
17h30 - 18h30 H. Branigan Something old, something new: Audience effects on syntactic processing in dialogue
17h30 - 18h30 H. Branigan Something old, something new: Audience effects on syntactic processing in dialogue
Wendesday, September 22nd
09h00 - 12h30
Session 5: Monitoring and the relationship between language production and perception
09h00 - 10h00 Schiller N.
The nature of the self-monitoring system and the nature of the code
being monitored in language production
10h00 - 11h00 Hartsuiker R. The impact of self-monitoring on language production: Errors, latencies, and disfluencies
10h00 - 11h00 Hartsuiker R. The impact of self-monitoring on language production: Errors, latencies, and disfluencies
11h-11h30 Coffee Break
11h30 - 12h30 Zwitserlood
P. The interface between language comprehension and
language production
12h30 - 13h
Conclusions and Perspectives
13h00-...
Lunch
POSTER SESSION - Monday, September 20th, 14h-15h
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M. SANTESTEBAN
How special are cognate words ? Evidence from a language-switching task
S. SCHOONBAERT
Translation equivalence enhances cross-linguistic syntactic priming.
S. FLETT
Lexical preferences and syntactic priming in L1 and L2
A. HATZIDAKI
Code-switching : thinking for speaking
J. CHOLIN
Effects of syllable preparation and syllable frequency in speech production
M. LAGANARO
Syllable frequency effects in speech production : evidence from normal and aphasic speakers
H. BIEN
Frequency effects in the production of Dutch noun-noun compounds
A. HANTSCH
Semantic Competition between hierarchically related words during speech planning
R. ÖZDEMIR
Perception influences production and vice versa
S. HAYWOOD
Do speakers avoid ambiguities in dialogue?
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