Language and Cognition Brownbag
Psychology Colloquia and Other Events
Perceiving-Acting Workshop (Center for the Ecological Study of Perceiving and Acting
Other Events
This page lists dissertation defenses, conferences, and other events sponsored by the UConn Language & Cognition program.
This page lists dissertation defenses, conferences, and other events sponsored by the UConn Language & Cognition program.
Dissertation Defense:
Thomas A.
Eaton
Language Skills and Finger Tapping: Identifying relationships between language skills and motor control in the non-impaired reader
August 24, 2006
3 pm, BOUS 378
Language Skills and Finger Tapping: Identifying relationships between language skills and motor control in the non-impaired reader
August 24, 2006
3 pm, BOUS 378
Dissertation Defense:
Jeremiah Trudeau
Semantic Contributions to Word Naming with Artificial Lexicons
August 14, 2006
3 pm, BOUS 109
Semantic Contributions to Word Naming with Artificial Lexicons
August 14, 2006
3 pm, BOUS 109
2006
UCONN Workshop on Nonlinear Dynamics and Cognition
Aug 10 AM: MOUSE TRACKING
Michael Spivey (Cornell Univ): Motoric Emissions of Cognitive Continuity: Mouse-tracking.
Jay Rueckl, Karen Aicher, & Dan Yaffee (UConn): Mouse Tracking and Visual Word Recognition
Larry Brancazio (Southern Connecticut): Mouse Tracking and the McGurk Effect
Aug 10 PM: 1/f NOISE
Guy Van Orden (Univ of Cincinnati): Three Paradoxes of Cognition
Jay Holden (California State Univ, Northridge): 1/f noise
Chris Kello (George Mason Univ; NSF): 1/f noise
Whit Tabor & Aaron Schultz (Uconn): Mechanisms of Self-Organization: RT Distributions in Sentence Processing
Aug 11 AM: RECURRENCE QUANTIFICATION ANALYSIS
Bruce Kay (UConn): Overview and Recent Findings
James Dixon & Damian Stephen (UConn): Negentropy and the Emergence of New Representation
Aaron Schultz &Whit Tabor (UConn): RQA and Speech Analysis
Aug 11 PM: ADDITIONAL METHODS & ANALYSES
James Magnuson (Uconn): A comparison of Eye tracking, mouse tracking, and ERP
James Dixon & James Magnuson(Uconn): Growth curve analysis and eye movements
Chris Kello (George Mason Univ; NSF): Scale-free Networks
Michael Spivey (Cornell Univ): Motoric Emissions of Cognitive Continuity: Mouse-tracking.
Jay Rueckl, Karen Aicher, & Dan Yaffee (UConn): Mouse Tracking and Visual Word Recognition
Larry Brancazio (Southern Connecticut): Mouse Tracking and the McGurk Effect
Aug 10 PM: 1/f NOISE
Guy Van Orden (Univ of Cincinnati): Three Paradoxes of Cognition
Jay Holden (California State Univ, Northridge): 1/f noise
Chris Kello (George Mason Univ; NSF): 1/f noise
Whit Tabor & Aaron Schultz (Uconn): Mechanisms of Self-Organization: RT Distributions in Sentence Processing
Aug 11 AM: RECURRENCE QUANTIFICATION ANALYSIS
Bruce Kay (UConn): Overview and Recent Findings
James Dixon & Damian Stephen (UConn): Negentropy and the Emergence of New Representation
Aaron Schultz &Whit Tabor (UConn): RQA and Speech Analysis
Aug 11 PM: ADDITIONAL METHODS & ANALYSES
James Magnuson (Uconn): A comparison of Eye tracking, mouse tracking, and ERP
James Dixon & James Magnuson(Uconn): Growth curve analysis and eye movements
Chris Kello (George Mason Univ; NSF): Scale-free Networks
2006
Second-Year Projects (May 5, 2006)
Navin Viswanathan, "Compensation
for
coarticulation: Two theories compared"
Sarah Rowland, "The aid of manual gestures in story comprehension"
Shin-Yi Fang, "An investigation of factors that affect performance on word-picture matching by continuous hand-movement"
Sarah Rowland, "The aid of manual gestures in story comprehension"
Shin-Yi Fang, "An investigation of factors that affect performance on word-picture matching by continuous hand-movement"
Dissertation Defense:
Joanne Lee
The Processing Interaction of Radicals and Characters in Chinese Word Recognition
May 5, 2006
10 am, BOUS 109
The Processing Interaction of Radicals and Characters in Chinese Word Recognition
May 5, 2006
10 am, BOUS 109
Dissertation Defense:
Julie Brown
Audiovisual asymmetries in speech and nonspeech
December 9, 2005
3 pm, BOUS 109
Audiovisual asymmetries in speech and nonspeech
December 9, 2005
3 pm, BOUS 109