IEICE Technical Committee

Engineering Sciences/NOLTA-Thought and Language(Date:2012/07/14)

Presentation

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[Date]2012/7/14
[Paper #]

A child is a little but smart translator : From the viewpoint of the basic mechanism of linguistic information exchange

Morihiko Iwagaki,

[Date]2012/7/14
[Paper #]TL2012-10

The processing of surface and deep anaphora in Japanese : An ERP study

Masuyo ITO, Masataka YANO, Yu BISE, Yuki TATEYAMA, Tsutomu SAKAMOTO,

[Date]2012/7/14
[Paper #]TL2012-11

L2 sentence comprehension by Japanese learners of English with different proficiency levels

Satoru YOKOYAMA, Emmanuel MANALO, Nobue TANAKA, Kei TAKAHASHI, Hiroshi HASHIZUME, Heyongjeong JEONG, Ryuta KAWASHIMA,

[Date]2012/7/14
[Paper #]TL2012-12

The relationship between developmental changes in pronunciation and brain activity during speech production in a foreign language

Hiroshi Hashizume, Yasuyuki Taki, Yuko Sassa, Benjamin Thyreau, Michiko Asano, Kohei Asano, Hikaru Takeuchi, Rui Nouchi, Yuka Kotozaki, Hyeonjeong Jeong, Motoaki Sugiura, Ryuta Kawashima,

[Date]2012/7/14
[Paper #]TL2012-13

On the processing of concessive tatoe V-temo clauses in Japanese : An ERP study

Yuki TATEYAMA, Yu BISE, Masataka YANO, Tsutomu SAKAMOTO,

[Date]2012/7/14
[Paper #]TL2012-14

Brain response to grammatical aspect mismatch : An ERP study with Japanese native speakers

Shengyan LONG, Manami SATO, Hiromu SAKAI,

[Date]2012/7/14
[Paper #]TL2012-15

The Cognitive Representation of Japanese Giving and Receiving Auxiliaries : Evidence from an Eye-tracking Study

Manami SATO, Shengyan LONG, Hiromu SAKAI,

[Date]2012/7/14
[Paper #]TL2012-16

When is the object relative clause easier to process than the subject relative clause?

Atsushi SATO, Baris KAHRAMAN, Hiromu SAKAI,

[Date]2012/7/14
[Paper #]TL2012-17

Expectation and gap preference in the comprehension of Japanese relative clauses

Michiko NAKAMURA, Edson MIYAMOTO,

[Date]2012/7/14
[Paper #]TL2012-18

Preservation of the Initial Analysis with Japanese Relative Clause Sentences

Chie NAKAMURA, Manabu ARAI,

[Date]2012/7/14
[Paper #]TL2012-19

Priming of branching structure in comprehension

Manabu ARAI, Yuki HIROSE, Chie NAKAMURA, Edson T. MIYAMOTO,

[Date]2012/7/14
[Paper #]TL2012-20

What is in contrast? : The role of prosodic prominence in ambiguity resolution

Yuki HIROSE, Manabu ARAI, Kiwako ITO,

[Date]2012/7/14
[Paper #]TL2012-21

Amplitude drops facilitate categorization and discrimination of length contrasts

Shigeto KAWAHARA,

[Date]2012/7/14
[Paper #]TL2012-22

The impact of pseudo-speaking practices on L2 spontaneous speech

Emiko Kaneko,

[Date]2012/7/14
[Paper #]TL2012-23

The Quicker, the Better? : L2 Proficiency, Reaction Time, and Brain Activation

Shin'ichiro ISHIKAWA, Qiang WEI,

[Date]2012/7/14
[Paper #]TL2012-24

Japanese EFL Learners' On-line Sensitivity to Subject-verb Number Dis/agreement in English

Toshiyuki YAMADA, Yuki HIROSE,

[Date]2012/7/14
[Paper #]TL2012-25

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