Vol. 3 (2010): Proceeding of the 3rd Tutorial and Research Workshop on Experimental Linguistics

Proceedings Papers

• Language difficulties in children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

  Paraskevi Agapitou, Ioannis Galantomos, Georgia Andreou (Author)

  1-4

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• Human-computer interaction systems and elderly users: Linguistic specifications for prosodic modelling

  Christina Alexandris (Author)

  5-8

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• Importing mental patterns of coherence as a comprehension strategy: a case study of errors in reference assignment

  Pilar Alonso (Author)

  9-12

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• The impact of order and aspect in processing of causally linked sentences

  Joanna Blochowiak, Jacques Moeschler, Thomas Castelain (Author)

  13-16

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• The prosody of the TV news speaking style in Brazilian Portuguese

  Luciana Castro, Ben Serridge, João Moraes, Myrian Freitas (Author)

  17-20

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• Perceptual cues for sentence intonation in Greek

  Anthi Chaida (Author)

  21-24

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• Text punctuation and prosody in Greek

  Anthi Chaida, Elina Nirgianaki, Eleni Panaretou (Author)

  25-28

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• Coarticulation of consonant clusters in Italian learners of French

  Sonia d’Apolito (Author)

  29-32

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• The acoustic analysis of speech samples designed for the Voice Profile Analysis Scheme for Brazilian Portuguese (BP-VPAS): long-term f0 and intensity measures

  Zuleica Antonia de Camargo, Sandra Madureira (Author)

  33-36

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• Algerian Arabic rhythm classification

  Ghania Droua-Hamdani, Sid Ahmed Selouani, Malika Boudraa, Wladyslaw Cichocki (Author)

  37-40

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• Acoustic correlates of nasopharyngeal resonance

  Marios Fourakis, Heather Karlsson, Christie Tilkens, Lawrence Shriberg (Author)

  41-44

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• Dialect and generational differences in vowel space areas

  Robert Allen Fox, Ewa Jacewicz (Author)

  45-48

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• How to incorporate qualitative analysis into experimental research — Why Japanese students studying in the UK did not improve their fluency?

  Misa Fujio (Author)

  49-52

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• Evaluating languages functions in a trilingual setting

  Ioannis Galantomos, Georgia Andreou, Fotini Anastassiou (Author)

  53-56

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• Production of inflectional morphology in a child with moderate hearing impairment

  Thalia Hatzivasiliou, Marianna Hatzopoulou (Author)

  57-60

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• How learning to read and write influences the dialectal traits in -sC clusters

  Isabel Henriques (Author)

  61-64

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• Tarascan dialectal and generational differences around aspirated stops

  Francisco Javier Bucio García (Author)

  65-68

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• Boundary-related durations in Modern Greek

  Evia Kainada (Author)

  69-72

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• Action and object naming in mono- and bilingual children with language impairment

  Maria Kambanaros, Kleanthes K. Grohmann, Eleni Theodorou (Author)

  73-76

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• Is that a bnik I see? Testing phonotactics using word-picture matching

  Vsevolod Kapatsinski, Lamia Haddad Johnston (Author)

  77-80

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• Embedded aspect in L2 acquisition: Evidence from L1-Russian learners of Greek

  Sviatlana Karpava, Kleanthes K. Grohmann (Author)

  81-84

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• Evidence for depression and schizophrenia in speech prosody

  Roi Kliper, Yonatan Vaizman, Daphna Weinshall, Shirley Portuguese (Author)

  85-88

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• The effect of cochlear implants on phonological acquisition

  Evaggelia Lazarou, Marianna Hatzopoulou (Author)

  89-92

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• Observations on the prosodic characteristics of Finnish-speaking youngsters with Asperger Syndrome

  Mari Lehtinen (Author)

  93-96

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• Metalanguage or bidialectism? Acquisition of clitic placement by Hellenic Greeks, Greek Cypriots and binationals in the diglossic context of Cyprus

  Evelina Leivada, Paraskevi Mavroudi, Anna Epistithiou (Author)

  97-100

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• Contextual information in (non) native speech perception in noise

  Bin Li, Ratree Wayland, Caicai Zhang (Author)

  101-104

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• Exploring sound symbolism in the investigation of speech expressivity

  Sandra Madureira, Zuleica Antonia de Camargo (Author)

  105-108

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• A dynamic view of the prosodic structure: The example of French

  Philippe Martin (Author)

  109-112

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• Acquisition of lightverbhood: Evidence from Cypriot Greek

  Paraskevi Mavroudi, Evelina Leivada, Anna Epistithiou (Author)

  113-116

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• Phonetic factors influencing /l/-rhoticisation in Greek

  Daniela Müller (Author)

  117-120

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• Perception of “tonal focus” in Greek

  Olga Nikolaenkova (Author)

  121-124

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• Acoustic structure of fricative consonants in Greek

  Elina Nirgianaki, Anthi Chaida, Marios Fourakis (Author)

  125-128

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• The IPA training on the pronunciation of difficult English words for Cantonese speakers

  Sunyoung Oh (Author)

  129-132

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• Towards an articulatory characterization of European Portuguese /l/

  Catarina Oliveira, António Teixeira, Paula Martins (Author)

  133-136

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• A complexity science perspective on language spread

  Michał B. Paradowski (Author)

  137-140

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• Inda mbu, nambu or ine ti pu? Acquiring complex structures in Cypriot Greek

  Natalia Pavlou (Author)

  141-144

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• Two languages – one brain

  Maija S. Peltola, Henna Tamminen, Laura Salonen, Heidi Toivonen, Teija Kujala, Risto Näätänen (Author)

  145-148

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• Real and acted responses of distress: an auditory & acoustic analysis of extreme stress & emotion

  Lisa Roberts (Author)

  149-152

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• How context affects perception: judging distress & linguistic content in forensic audio recordings

  Lisa Roberts, Peter French (Author)

  153-156

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• Intonational strategies for backchanneling in Italian Map Task dialogues

  Michelina Savino (Author)

  157-160

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• Improving intelligibility of synthesized speech in noise with emphasized prosody

  Sunil R. Shukla (Author)

  161-164

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• There is more to chat discourse than written conversation

  Cláudia Silva (Author)

  165-168

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• Visual attention during L1 and L2 sounds perception: an eye-tracking study

  Bianca Sisinni, Mirko Grimaldi, Elisa Tundo, Andrea Calabrese (Author)

  169-172

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• Pause ratio effect in emotion ascribing

  Eszter Szabó (Author)

  173-176

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• Prosodic evidences to sentential negation in Brazilian Portuguese

  Lílian Teixeira de Sousa (Author)

  177-180

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• Focus prominence and tonal alignment in Athenian and Cypriot Greek

  Charalambos Themistocleous, Stelios Kyriacou (Author)

  181-184

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• Narratives in Cypriot Greek mono- and bilingual children with SLI

  Eleni Theodorou, Kleanthes K. Grohmann (Author)

  185-188

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• English communication skills for prospective English teachers in Japan

  Yuichi Todaka (Author)

  189-192

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• Morphological productivity in Maltese verbs

  Alina Twist (Author)

  193-196

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