MoProc 2019

NOVEMBER 4, 2019

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8.30 - 9.00

REGISTRATION

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9.00 - 9.10

WELCOME

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SESSION 1: COMPOUND PROCESSING

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9.10 - 9.30

Fritz Günther and Marco Marelli

Compound Processing in a Compositional Perspective

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9.30 - 9.50

Bilal Kırkıcı, Ozan Can Çağlar and Esra Ataman

The Effect of Morphological Factors on the Written Production of Turkish Compounds

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9.50 - 10.10

Antje Lorenz, Pienie Zwitserlood and Rasha Abdel Rahman

Production of noun-noun compounds in young and older healthy speakers: An ERP-study

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10.10 - 10.30

Melanie J. Bell and Martin Schäfer

Interpreting novel compounds in and out of context

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SESSION 2: LEARNING AND INFORMATION THEORETICAL APPROACHES

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11.00 - 11.20

Dušica Filipović Đurđević and Petar Milin

Working with words: Merging Information and Learning Theories to Model Paradigmatic and Syntagmatic Effects in Word Processing

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11.20 - 11.40

Maša Vujović, Michael Ramscar and Elizabeth Wonnacott

The role of prediction error in linguistic generalization and item-learning

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11.40 - 12.00

Jessie Nixon, Michael Ramscar and Fabian Tomaschek

The emergence of morphological structure from a continuous signal on the basis of error-driven learning

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LUNCH BREAK

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SESSION 3: MECHANISMS AND ROUTES

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13.30 - 13.50

Svetlana Alexeeva

Surface and base frequency effects in the processing of Russian noun forms

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13.50 - 14.10

Serkan Uygun and Harald Clahsen

Morphological variability in linguistic generalization: The Turkish aorist

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14.10 - 14.30

Julia Schwarz, Mirjana Bozic and Brechtje Post

Natural Processing across Word Classes: Beyond Dual-Route and Single Mechanism

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INVITED SPEAKER

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15.15 - 16.15

Benjamin V. Tucker (University of Alberta)

Investigating morphological processing using the MALD database, a megastudy of auditory lexical decision.

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WELCOME RECEPTION

16.15 - 17.30

NOVEMBER 5, 2019

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8.30 - 9.00

MORNING BREAK

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SESSION 4: SPOKEN MORPHOLOGY

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9.00 - 9.20

Ingo Plag, Sonia Ben Hedia, Arne Lohmann and Julia Zimmermann

What is the difference between *boys* and *boys’*? The phonetics of plural vs. genitive-plural in English

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9.20 - 9.40

Marina Oganyan and Richard Wright

Recognizing Words Before the Uniqueness Point: Role of Frequency, Neighborhood Density and the Root Morpheme in Auditory Word Recognition in Hebrew

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9.40 - 10.00

Sabine Arndt-Lappe, Robin Schrecklinger and Fabian Tomaschek

Modelling English stress assignment from orthography with Naıve Discriminative Learning: Morphological and Structural Effects

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10.00 - 10.20

Motoki Saito

Using ultrasound imaging to trace the effect of frequency on the articulation of the stems of inflected words.

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SESSION 5: MORPHOLOGICAL PROCESSING IN IMPAIRMENT

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10.40 - 11.00

Elise Lefevre, Jeremy Law and Eddy Cavalli

Morphological awareness and morphological processing in high-school students with dyslexia are associated with successful reading comprehension.

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11.00 - 11.20

Raymond Bertram, Elina Mainela-Arnold and Anna Kautto

Morphological skills of 8-to-10-year old Finnish children with DLD

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11.20 - 11.40

Alexandre Nikolaev, Eve Higby, Sameer Ashaie, Merja Hallikainen, Tuomo Hänninen, Jungmoon Hyun, Minna Lehtonen and Hilkka Soininen

Novel word production in a complex inflectional language: Older adults with or without dementia

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11.40 - 12.00

Laura Anna Ciaccio, Frank Burchert and Carlo Semenza

Reading aloud prefixed words in acquired morphological disorders

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LUNCH BREAK

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SESSION 6: MORPHOLOGICAL PRIMING

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13.00 - 13.20

Kaidi Lõo, Abigail Toth, Figen Karaca and Juhani Järvikivi

Evidence from masked priming shows processing differences between real and pseudo morphology

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13.20 - 13.40

Nikolaos Ntagkas and Despoina Papadopoulou

Evidence for early morpho-orthographic decomposition in Modern Greek derivational morphology

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14.00 - 14.20

Harald Baayen & Eva Smolka

Modeling morphological priming in German with naive discriminative learning

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SESSION 7: RUSSIAN MORPHOLOGY

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14.20 - 14.40

Anna Smetina, Varvara Magomedova and Natalia Slioussar

Factors affecting the decay of stem-final consonant mutations: Ukrainian vs. Russian

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14.40 - 15.00

Maxim Kireev, Natalia Slioussar and Pavel Shilin

The age of acquisition effect in the processing of Russian inflectional morphology

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15.00 - 15.20

Daria Chernova, Elizaveta Vilenchik and Natalia Slioussar

Homophony in case forms processing: a self-paced reading study with reference to Russian

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SESSION 8: WORDS AND MORPHEMES

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15.40 - 16.00

Carina Pinto and Alina Villalva

Word knowledge as a new metric tool for visual word processing

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16.00 - 16.20

Denisa Bordag and Andreas Opitz

Processing of Conversion as a ‘Non-Finite` Category and the Role of Capitalization as a Noun Cue in L1 & L2 German

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16.20 - 16.40

Simona Amenta, Francesca Foppolo, Massimo Burattin and Linda Badan

The role of morphemes in processing novel derivations: It’s a matter of experience

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NOVEMBER 6, 2019

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8.30 - 9.00

MORNING BREAK

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SESSION 9: MORPHOLOGY, PHONOLOGY AND PHONETICS

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9.00 - 9.20

Fabian Tomaschek and Benjamin V. Tucker

Fine phonetic cues of morphological categories in verbal stems -- a perception study

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9.20 - 9.40

Simon David Stein and Ingo Plag

Lexical storage and morphological segmentability effects on the production of English derivatives

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9.40 - 10.00

Mara De Rosa and Davide Crepaldi

The role of affixes in the visual identification of words and nonwords.

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SESSION 10: PRODUCTION

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10.20 - 10.40

Anna-Lisa Ndao, Rasha Abdel Rahman, Pienie Zwitserlood and Antje Lorenz

The representation and processing of noun-noun compounds in speech production: Evidence from cumulative semantic interference

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10.40 - 11.00

Laurie Feldman, Gary Libben, Rick Dale and Jacolien van Rij

Gradient Effects in Morphological Processing as Revealed by Keystroke Timing in a Type-To-Copy Task

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11.00 - 11.20

U. Marie Engemann, Ingo Plag and Julia Zimmermann

Paradigmatic effects in speech production: Do bare stems influence the pronunciation of suffixed forms?

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INVITED SPEAKER

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11.40 - 12.40

Peter Uhrig (University of Erlangen)

The distributed red hen lab: morphology meets multimedia

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LUNCH BREAK

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THEME SESSION: Meet the Parents: (Re-)Visiting Morphological Theory

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13.40 - 13.45

Petar Milin, Jim Blevins, Dagmar Divjak

Introduction

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13.45 - 14.05

David Fertig

Implicative relations in analogical change and morphological theory

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14.05 - 14.25

Dunstan Brown

Key dimensions of morphology

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14.25 - 14.45

Paul O'Neill

The role of diachrony and the importance of patterns for morphological theory

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14.45 - 15.05

Dagmar Divjak and Petar Milin

Cases in context: Evidence for declension classes from reading

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15.05 - 15.20

Discussion

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SESSION 12: MATHEMATICS, MACHINE LEARNING, AND INFORMATION THEORY

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15.50 - 16.10

Gary Libben

Morphological superstates and the written production of words

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16.10 - 16.30

Ching Chu Sun and Peter Hendrix

Compound words in Mandarin Chinese and English: the role of information theory

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16.30 - 16.50

Marco Marelli, Marco Petilli and Fritz Günther

Semantic transparency in Technicolor: image-based distributional models and the impact of perceptual information in compound processing

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CLOSING REMARKS

16.50 - 17.00

WORKSHOP LOCATION

(November 7th)
Fürstenzimmer, Schloss Hohentübingen
Burgsteige 11, Tübingen

WELCOME RECEPTION

Restaurant Ludwigs
Uhlandstraße 1, Tübingen

CONFERENCE DINNER

(November 5th at 06:00pm)
Festscheune - Landgut Kemmler
Hauptstraße 20, Wankheim
(conference bus leaving from the bus station Tübingen at 05:30pm)