
Cognitive scientist at @UWMadison. Bribing children with stickers to get them to do language tasks since 2004. event cognition, cross-ling diversity, learning.
Madison, WI
Joined September 2009
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Thrilled to share that this paper is finally out #OpenData #OpenAccess! With @laurajspeed, @wugtask, @asifa_majid, and @ozyurek_a we examined whether lack of visual experience affects multimodal language production. Summary 👇🏾 1/5
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Light verbs implies the existence of the more sinister dark verbs, which drain the words around them of any semantic content
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Only a week left for our @JCoLE2022 workshop on Event role biases in language and cognition! With the fantastic line up of talks including @wugtask, @AlonHafri, @Denis_Tatone and @ebru_ger, join us online next Monday (Sept 5th)🤩 More info👇
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#MarkYourCalendars
#Symposium at #CogSci2022
Universality and Diversity in Event Cognition and Language
🗓 July 30
⏰ 8:30-10:10 EDT
👤 @wugtask, @ErcenurUnal, @ArrateIsasmendi, and Yue Ji (chair)
ℹ️ cognitivesciencesociety.org/…
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Working on cognitive biases & language? Submit your abstract and attend our workshop at Amsterdam Colloquium. Invited speakers: @wugtask @drculbertson See events.illc.uva.nl/AC/AC2022… for more info!
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🚨 Interested in the formal study of the semantics and pragmatics of language? Come to Amsterdam Colloquium 19-21 December! Check our great lineup of invited speakers on events.illc.uva.nl/AC/AC2022… Abstract deadline September 1st. Please share! 🚨
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Coming up in two weeks, a conference bringing together fields that have too long been siloed off from each other:
- work on agency within linguistics
- work on agency in philosophy/psychology
Conference is on zoom, and attendance is free
ail-workshop.github.io/AIL2-…
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#stats twitter, what am I missing? Effect size of a difference b/w 2 proportion is given (by Cohen) but doesn't incorporate any measure of variance.
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While Yue Ji, Denis Tatone @Denis_Tatone, Alon Hafri @AlonHafri and Lilia Rissman @wugtask presented their work in the submitted session: youtu.be/R1swisv7cKg
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I'm debating creating a drag persona based on #Reviewer2 to just read prominent academics who make unsubstantiated claims. What should she be called? Ima Wright? Minnie Flaws? Other ideas? #AcademicChatter #academia #queer
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These guys at the Lincoln Memorial June 2 during the Black Lives Matter protests. Where are they now?
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Does anyone know of a study requiring participants to learn/induce quantity as the relevant variable? e.g., participants see and categorize sets of varying quantities w/ accuracy feedback (kids or adults, doesn't matter). @stricklandbrent @barner_ucsd @mcxfrank
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Every PI/advisor should read this thread.
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"timed testing did not simply express, but create, for experts and public alike, the conviction that smarter minds were faster"
#ResearchManagement wp.me/p4m9em-9V4
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Beautiful, pain-staking, and thought-provoking work by @middycasillas et al. showing that Tseltal Mayan children have no delay in language acquisition (compared to Western norms) despite minimal child directed speech.
srcd.onlinelibrary.wiley.com…
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Thematic roles: Core knowledge or linguistic construct?. Now out in print by @wugtask & @asifa_majid
doi.org/10.3758/s13423-019-0…
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Presentation advice I once got:
Say one thing and the audience takes away one thing.
Say two things and the audience takes away one thing.
Say three things and the audience takes away nothing.
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What can we learn from Dartmouth? @scicareersltys
sciencemag.org/careers/2018/…
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What a great resource for open science - Database of research grant proposals: ogrants.org























