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SUMMARY:The Importance of Cross-Language Research in Psycholinguistics
LOCATION:Huntington Beard Crouse Hall Gifford Auditorium\, 111 Crouse Dr\,
  Syracuse\, NY 13210
DESCRIPTION:The Linguistic Studies Program presents The Importance of Cros
 s-Language Research in Psycholinguistics with Eszter Ronai from the Depar
 tment of Linguistics at Northwestern University.\n\nAbstract: Experimenta
 l studies of human language comprehension are known to be limited in thei
 r cross-linguistic coverage. In particular\, a large proportion of studie
 s focus on English or other Indo-European languages. In this talk\, I pre
 sent two case studies from Hungarian\, a Uralic language that is under-re
 presented within psycholinguistics – one focusing on the comprehension of
  grammatical structure\, and one on the comprehension of discourse. Resul
 ts show that Hungarian produces results that are critically different fro
 m English\, providing an argument that experimental studies need to take 
 into account the diversity of human languages.\n\nhttp://next-to-u.app/ev
 ents/b04e02cb-45cc-4e6a-ab6f-52c6b1e618df
URL:http://next-to-u.app/events/b04e02cb-45cc-4e6a-ab6f-52c6b1e618df
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