claire augusta bergey
@clairebergey.bsky.social
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discourse pragmatics & language development. linguistics postdoc. clairebergey.net
our work gathering many children’s eye movements to understand word learning trajectories, out now — !
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how do people jointly traverse semantic space in conversation? in this cogsci paper, we consider conversation as a form of joint action in which people explore content with nested levels of specificity. conversations and topics start out the same and get idiosyncratic as they progress.
osf.io/69yw2/
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Robert Hawkins
10 months ago
exciting to see more language acquisition work shifting the lens to peer communication!
@clairebergey.bsky.social
is organizing a CogSci symposium highlighting related lines of work this summer!
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Mike Frank
10 months ago
Super excited to submit a big sabbatical project this year: "Continuous developmental changes in word recognition support language learning across early childhood":
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Robert Hawkins
over 2 years ago
congrats to
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on the excellent work!! “Overall, people are able to use contrastive inferences from description to resolve reference and make inferences about a novel object’s category, letting them learn more about new things than literal meaning alone allows.”
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Using contrastive inferences to learn about new words and categories
In the face of unfamiliar language or objects, description is one cue people can use to learn about both. Beyond narrowing potential referents to thos…
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0010027723002317
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