UCLA students, faculty, and current visitors presented talks and posters the 32nd Annual CUNY Conference on Human Sentence Processing, held at the University of Colorado, Boulder on March 28-31, 2019.
- Canaan Breiss. Phonotactic markedness increases processing demands in speech production.
- Jesse Harris, Chie Nakamura, Beth Sturman, and Sun-Ah Jun. Prosody-meaning mismatches in PP ambiguity: Incremental processing with pupillometry.
- Marju Kaps. Processing information structural ambiguity: Contrastive Topics in Estonian.
- Marju Kaps, Alexandra Lawn, and Jesse Harris. Delayed attachment commitments for parenthetical relative clauses: An eye-tracking study.
- Maayan Keshev and Aya Meltzer-Asscher. Certain ungrammaticality or uncertain grammaticality: Deciding between frequent errors and infrequent grammatical structures.
- Maayan Keshev and Aya Meltzer-Asscher. Distant relatives: Resumptive pronouns can inherit agreement features of implied antecedents.
- Maayan Keshev, Mor Ovadia, Hila Davidovich, and Aya Meltzer-Asscher. Grammaticized resumption in sentence processing: Disrupting rather than facilitating.
- Alexandra Lawn and Jesse Harris. Similarity-based interference and morphological retrieval in Portuguese sluiced sentences.
- Chie Nakamura, Jesse Harris, and Sun-Ah Jun. Listeners’ beliefs about the speaker and adaptation to the deviant use of prosody.
- Tal Ness and Aya Meltzer-Asscher. Predictive pre-updating: Converging evidence from electrophysiology and eye-blink rate.
- Stephanie Rich and Jesse Harris. Thinking ahead has its limits: Structural prediction with correlative and quantificational “both”.
- Jeremy Steffman. Distal rhythmic patterns influence listeners’ processing of phonetic cues.
- Beth Sturman and Jesse Harris. Effect of partial quotation and transparent free relatives on perspective shift.