Poster Sessions
Monday, 6 July
17:00–18:15
Poster Session 1
P01. Beyond English and suffixation: Why morphological processing and learning research needs more linguistic and morphological diversity
Dave Kenneth Cayado & Kathy Rastle
P02. Processing semantically opaque complex vs. pseudo-complex words
in Modern Greek
Nikolaos Ntagkas & Despina Papadopoulou
P03. Producing novel compound words in German: A primed picture-naming task
Antje Lorenz, Pienie Zwitserlood, Fritz Günther, & Rasha Abdel Rahman
P05. SerBial: VLD RT database of 2400 Serbian words in two alphabets reveals interference of codes
Dušica Filipović Đurđević, Milica Popović Stijačić, Sunčica Zdravković, Maja Savić, Ksenija Mišić, & Sara Božić
P06. An eye-tracking study of ergativity processing in West Circassian
Olga Tuzhik, Sofia Ganieva, Alexandra Korzhenevskaya, Aida Bguasheva,
Yury Lander, Susanna Makerova, & Olga Dragoy
P07. The effect of spelling entropy on reading: An eye tracking study
with reference to Russian
Polina Maksimova & Daria Chernova
P08. Variable dental suffixation and the representation of competing morphological paradigms in Alemannic
Niklas Grüninger
P09. From offline awareness to online processing: Predicting implicit morphological priming in children
Laura M. Gonnerman
P10. Morphological complexity in semantic access: An investigation
of novel complex word processing
Ludovica Monte & Marco Marelli
P11. Decoding gender assignment in an opaque system: Experimental evidence
from Czech nonwords
Mikuláš Preininger, Martina Abbondanza, Lukáš Jiřička, Anna Chromá,
& Filip Smolík
P12. Blending and compounding: Strategies and preferences in creative language use
Jana Häussler, Amelie Ewald, Dilara Balaban, & Joana Cholin
P13. Meaningless morpho-orthographic parsing: Evidence from word-picture relatedness tasks
Kyan Salehi & Roberto G. de Almeida
P14. Dictionary-based and judged stress variability in visual lexical decision
Vladislav Zubov & Elena Riekhakaynen
P15. Allomorphic competition and regular pattern selection in productive plural morphology: Evidence from European Portuguese
Joana Miguel & Ana Castro
P16. The role of durational reduction on speech segmentation: Evidence
from artificial language learning
Shu-chen Ou & Hung-lin Wu
P17. Recognition of reduced word forms in second language lexical learning
Motoki Saito & Esther Ruigendijk
P18. The role of specified prosody in word recognition
Christophe Zerakitsky Vies, Nicolai Pharao, & Kasper Eskelund
P19. Neighborhood effects in Estonian spoken word recognition
Kaidi Lõo, Anton Malmi, & Benjamin V. Tucker
P20. Processing wordplay: Individual differences in wordplay affinity among
German speakers
Amelie Ewald, Jana Häussler, & Joana Cholin
P21. Native language phonotactics impacts early word learning in (a)typical development: An eye-tracking study
Jovana Pejovic, Cátia Severino, Sónia Frota, & Marina Vigário
P22. Are all lexical repetitions perceptually equal? Evidence from Russian
Elena Riekhakaynen & Elena Zatevalova
P23. Prosodic modulation of pragmatic marker processing: Cross-linguistic evidence from Japanese, English, and Czech
Sachin Panicker
P25. Coarticulatory cues in L2 spoken word recognition:
A visual world eye-tracking study
Jéssica Gomes, Mercedes Martinez Bruera, Kyle Parrish, & Elise Oltrogge
P26. Smart brands, trustworthy names, and evil pseudowords: Form-meaning associations for existing, possible, and impossible Dutch strings
Joris van Eijkelenburg, Aron Joosse, Erik-Jan van Kesteren, & Giovanni Cassani
Tuesday, 7 July
15:30–16:45
Poster Session 2
P04. PseudoConnector: A game of (non)lexical selection and production
Iva Šaban, Marco Marelli, & Abhilasha A. Kumar
P24. Semantic pseudoword creation
Rolando Bonandrini, Rolf Harald Baayen, & Marco Marelli
P27. Attention shifts caused by linguistic stimuli: A Bayesian investigation
of spatial associations encoded in language
Oksana Tsaregorodtseva, Luca Rinaldi, & Marco Marelli
P28. Evidence for a unitary semantic gateway for words
and pseudowords across languages
Fabio Marson, Rolando Bonandrini, Simona Amenta, & Marco Marelli
P29. Overthinking doesn’t help: Large language models on interpreting pseudowords
Jing Chen & Marco Marelli
P30. From quiz show to mental lexicon: Sub-lexical patterns inform
the semantics of unknown words
Simona Amenta, Marco A. Petilli, Luca Borgonovo, & Marco Marelli
P31. How stable is emotional word experience? Effects of induced cognitive
control and local context
Aleksandra Stanimirović & Dušica Filipović Đurđević
P32. Animate efficiency and word-level processing in autistic and non-autistic adults
Felipe von Hausen, Ernesto Guerra, & Pia Knoeferle
P33. Does grammatical gender shape conceptual representation?
A replication across the lifespan
Leigh B. Fernandez, John Cristian Borges Gambôa, & Shanley E. M. Allen
P34. From black-and-white to color: Effects of lexical access on semantic domains
Josefina Castillo Cerutti, Dolores Zamora, Nicolás Nahuel Romero,
Juan Pablo Barreyro, & Macarena Martínez-Cuitiño
P35. Representational spaces of color in comparison
Ilaria Appel & Fritz Günther
P36. Semantic networks and prediction in language processing
Fanny Meunier, Raphaël Fargier, & Vincent Voss
P37. Does emotion matter less in dense conceptual networks?
Filip Smolík, Mikuláš Preininger, & Lukáš Jiřička
P38. Developing Mandarin cloze probability norms for spoken predictive processing
Hui Ching Chen
P39. Remembering stereotypically congruent and incongruent role nouns in German: The role of grammatical gender and decision bias in recognition memory
Despoina Chalyvidou
P40. Language dominance and code-switching cost: fMRI data
from Chinese EFL speakers
Yizhou Wang
P41. CANCELLED Adult neuroplasticity in word processing: Evidence from first
language attrition research
Anastasia Sorokina
P42. L2 proficiency modulates semantic space in Korean-English bilinguals:
An ERP study
Sunwoo Moon, Hyungwook Yim, & Say Young Kim
P43. Cracking L2 morphological processing: The impact of prime duration
and L1 morphological richness
Ana Isabel Fernandes, Juan Haro, Ana Duarte Campos, Ana Rita Sá-Leite,
Pilar Ferré, & Montserrat Comesaña
P44. The effects of awareness, cue-outcome temporal order, and offline consolidation
on learning non-native phonological cues
Seyit Deniz Yılmaz & Bilal Kırkıcı
P45. Hyphenation to facilitate stem detection in inflected and orthographic primes:
Morphology matters for both L1 and L2 speakers
Vera Heyer
P46. Prediction and attraction effects in aging bilinguals
Victoria Cano Sánchez, Zuzanna Fuchs, & Pedro Guijarro-Fuentes
P47. Déja-vu? Impact of the L1 on processing complex verbs in L2 French
Irene Fally