Program

Psycholinguistics of Slavic Languages 2024

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Program (as of June 23, 2024)

The conference takes place in Wrocław, Poland (Katedra Judaistyki, Uniwersytet Wrocławski, Świętej Jadwigi 3/4, 50-266 Wrocław) in room 115 (plenaries, talks and the workshop) and in rooms 110 and 116 (poster sessions).

Tuesday, July 9 [Świętej Jadwigi 3/4, room 115]

8:00– 8:45: Registration and coffee

8:45 – 9:00: Welcome

9:00–10:00: Workshop: Introduction to online research, JsPsych and Cognition.run, part 1 (James Brand)

10:00–10:15: Coffee break

10:15-11:15: Plenary talk: Christina Manouilidou - Neuromodulation and behavioral approaches for the improvement of language impairments in dementia | Chair: Alberto Frasson

Session 1 - Chair: Sylwiusz Żychliński

11:15-11:45 - Adam Przepiórkowski, Katarzyna Kuś, Agnieszka Patejuk, Berke Şenşekerci: Is Coordination Symmetric? An Argument from Polish

11:45-12:15 - Cui Ding, Metehan Oguz, Zuzanna Fuchs, Ethan Gotlieb Wilcox, Olga Parshina, Maria Polinsky: Processing of agreement vs concord: evidence from Russian mouse-tracking

12:15-12:45 - Christina Clasmeier, Patrick Zeller: Thinking for speaking? Verbal aspect and event processing in Russian

12:45-14:15: Lunch

Session 2 - Chair: Christina Clasmeier

14:15-14:45: Yulia Rodina, Aleksandra Tomić, Fatih Bayram, Cecile De Cat: Individual language experience factors in morphosyntactic processing in speakers of Bosnian and Serbian in Norway

14:45-15:15: Anna Kamenetski, Sege Minor, Natalia Mitrofanova: L1 Transfer Effects in L2 Aspectual Interpretation: Web-Based Eyetracking Evidence from Polish and Norwegian Native Speakers

15:15-15:45: Irina A. Sekerina, Aleksandra Skoroboratova, Si On Yoon: Referent Modification is Affected by Cross-Linguistic Transfer in Bilingual Older Adults

15:45-16:15: Coffee break

16:15-17:15: Plenary talk: Ana Matić Škorić: MultiplEYE COST Action: Enabling multilingual eye-tracking data collection for human and machine language processing research | Chair: Sara Košutar

17:15-18:30: Poster session 1

Wednesday, July 10 [Świętej Jadwigi 3/4, room 115]

8:30-9:00: Coffee and snacks

9:00-10:00: Workshop: Workflows for building experiments, part 2 (James Brand)

10:00-10:15: Coffee break

10:15-11:15: Plenary talk: Marit Westergaard: Sensitivity to microvariation in gender assignment to ambiguous nouns in Russian: Evidence from monolingual and bilingual native speakers | Chair: Krzysztof Migdalski

Session 3 - Chair: Jan Chromy

11:15-11:45: Sara Košutar, Judith Schlenter, Natalia Mitrofanova, Sergey Minor: Verbal aspect processing in Croatian: A Visual World eye-tracking study

11:45-12:15: Mariia Razgulieva, Maria Onoeva, Kateřina Hrdinková, Radek Šimík, Roland Meyer: Polar question meaning in Slavic: Visual world eye-tracking evidence

12:15-12:45: Ana Matić Škorić, Eva Pavlinušić Vilus, Kristina Cergol, Marijan Palmović: Investigation into the effects of locality, surprisal and cognitive skills on sentence processing in Croatian: an eye tracking study

12:45-14:15: Lunch

Session 4 - Chair: Dorota Klimek-Jankowska

14:15-14:45: Jan Chromý, Markéta Ceháková, James Brand: HeCz: A large Self-Paced Reading Corpus of Czech Newspaper Headlines

14:45-15:15: Markéta Ceháková, Jan Chromý: Diversity matters: Different types of garden-path sentences are processed differently

15:15-15:45: Anna Marklová, Roland Meyer, Olga Buchmüller, Christoph Demian, Luka Szucsich: Sensitivity towards registers in Czech: A forced-choice study

15:45-16:15: Coffee break

16:15-17:30: Poster session 2

18:00: CONFERENCE DINNER (Bernard, https://www.bernard.wroclaw.pl/, Rynek 35)

Thursday, July 11 [Świętej Jadwigi 3/4, room 115]

8:30-9:00: Coffee and snacks

9:00-10:00: Plenary talk: Tanya Ivanova-Sullivan: Agreement attraction in Slavic | Chair: Bożena Rozwadowska

Special session - Chair: Tanya Ivanova-Sullivan

10:00-10:30: Radim Lacina, Anna Laurinavichyute: You’d better be syncretic! Gender agreement attraction in Czech and Slovak

10:30-11:00: Natalia Slioussar: Constructions with and without agreement attraction: evidence from Russian

11:00-11:30: Talk panel discussion

11:30-12:00: Coffee break

12:00-13:00: Plenary talk: Jakub Szewczyk: Predictive mechanisms in sentence comprehension: EEG/ERP studies exploiting the Polish Declension System | Chair: Hanna Kędzierska

Session 5 - Chair: Eva Pavlinušić Vilus

13:00-13:30: Agata Dymarska, Agnieszka Janik, Tiffany Chase, Katarzyna Bromberek-Dyzman, Rafał Jończyk, Iga Krzysik, Olga Witczak, Guillame Thierry: Communication of affect in Polish and English: an EEG hyperscanning study of language-emotion interaction during a live word exchange game

13:30-15:00: Lunch

Poster session 1 (Tuesday, July 9) - Chair: Dorota Klimek-Jankowska 

Short intro: 2-minute presentations 

[1] Eva Pavlinušić Vilus: The role of the reflexive clitic se in reflexive constructions in Croatian: an ERP study  

[2] Anna Chromá: Reference to the Speaker and the Addressee in Czech Children: Longitudinal Perspective on Spontaneous and Elicited Production

[3] Agnieszka Lijewska, Paulina Łęska-Bayraktar, Jacek Witkoś: Processing cataphoric pronouns in Polish – research in progress

[4] Petra Čechová, Jan Henyš, Martina Vokáčová: The Interplay of Phonotactic Probability and Morphology in Spoken Czech Pseudoword Perception  

[5] Anastasia Chuprina, Elizaveta Vilenchik, Natalia Slioussar: Family matters: morphologically related words in the mental lexicon

[6] Danil Fokin: Meaning beyond words: psycholinguistic test battery for Polish poetry research

[7] Anzhalika Dubasava, Alina Yankavets: On Perception of Morphological Structure of Belarusian Compound Nouns: 2 Pilot Experiments

[8] Hanna Kędzierska, Anna Borkowska, Wojciech Milczarski: Caught green-handed: The perception of idiomatic errors in L1 and L2     

[9] Rubinstein Irina, Sidney Gordon, Natalia Meir: Examining Accentedness in Russian Heritage Speakers: The Influence of Bilingualism Onset Age 

Poster session 2 (Wednesday, July 10) - Chair: Alberto Frasson

Short intro: 2-minute presentations 

[1] Ana Bosnić, Marijana Marelj: Who can host the clitic “li”? - Experimental evidence from Serbian

[2] Luca Molinari, Daria Seres: A cross-Slavic empirical investigation of NP-marking

[3] Zuzanna Fuchs: Independent processing of gender and animacy agreement features in Polish

[4] Frane Malenica, Jelena Gugić, Mojca Kompara Lukančić, Emilija Mustapić Malenica, Jakov Proroković: Processing nominal compounds in English as L2 and Croatian and Slovene as L1

[5] Sylwiusz Żychliński, Anna Skałba, Magdalena Wrembel: The role of Polish possessive pronouns in the acquisition of L3 Norwegian

[6] Jacopo Saturno: Sound correspondences and cognate recognition in Slavic intercomprehension

[7] Clara McMahon, Valeriia Modina: Aspect and Negation in Russian: A Visual World Paradigm experiment

[8] Ida Raffaelli, Daniela Katunar, Marina Grubišić, Janja Čulig Suknaić, Matea Filko: Lexicalization Patterns in Naming Production – the Case of the Croatian Naming Test

[9] Veselina Tomova: Testing for Reversed Language Dominance Effect in Bulgarian-English Bilinguals: Evidence from Read-Aloud Task