Psycholinguistics
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Psycholinguistics is the study of language from a psychological perspective.
Participants[edit | edit source]
Foundations[edit | edit source]
- History and Major Theories - Charlie Kramer
- Language and Thought - Midas
- Language and the Brain - Jennifer Chetwynd
Language Perception[edit | edit source]
- Speech Perception
- Reading- Jacqueline Vincent
- Morphology - Jillian Baker
- Words, Meaning, and Word Recognition
- Sentence Processing (Syntax)
- Prosody - Keegan Colville
- Discourse - Catherine McIntyre
Language and Other Human Cognitive Artefacts[edit | edit source]
Language Output[edit | edit source]
- Speech Errors - John Boudreau
- Chronometry - Ben Parker
- Models of Speech Production - Moragh Jang
- Neural Components of Speech Production - Emma Horner
- Gesture - Kathryn Fraser
- Writing - Hilary Van Loon
Language Acquisition[edit | edit source]
- Theories and Models of Language Acquisition- Megan J Mac Donald
- Pidgins, Creoles, and Home Sign - Emily McGuire
- Development of Speech Perception - Bengisu Gonul
- Development of Speech Production - Jennifer Browning
- Acquisition of More than One Language - Laura Doane
- A comparison of language processing in Chinese and English - Minzhou Sun
- Neural Basis of Multi-Lingualism - Joel Sardinha