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40th Annual Conference on Human Sentence Processing (HSP 2027)
Special Theme
Cognitive Mechanisms of Syntactic Change Throughout the Lifespan
Examining a variety of perspectives on how and why syntactic representations develop and change throughout the lifespan. Relevant topics may include age-related cognitive development in children and adults, changes in linguistic input characteristics (e.g. adapting to a new multilingual context), and changes resulting from experiment participation, written language exposure, classroom instruction, or clinical interventions.
Invited Speakers
Professor of Psycholinguistics and Language Development
RPTU University Kaiserslautern-Landau
Talk: Changes in syntactic representation driven by development and context: Insights from child and adult bilinguals
Professor of German and Linguistics
Pennsylvania State University
Talk: How priming and prediction can (but don't always) support second-language learning
Professor of Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences
Purdue University
Talk: Syntactic learning and recovery in aphasia
Associate Professor of Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences
University of Alabama
Talk: Built early, kept late: Age of acquisition, aging, and the neural timescales of prediction in sign languages
Organizing Committee
Elena E. Benedicto Purdue University
Yan Cong Purdue University
Alejandro Cuza Purdue University
Shaohua Fang Montclair State University
Elaine J. Francis Purdue University
Paris Gappmayr Purdue University
Daniel J. Olson Purdue University
Ronnie B. Wilbur Purdue University Important Dates
All submission and application deadlines are at 11:59 p.m. UTC-12 (Anywhere on Earth, AoE), unless otherwise noted.
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Questions about HSP 2027?
Please email us at hsp2027purdue@gmail.com.
Accessibility and Accommodations
HSP 2027 is committed to making the conference accessible to all participants. If you have specific accessibility needs or would like to discuss accommodations, please contact us at hsp2027purdue@gmail.com as early as possible.
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Jingying Hu
Golsa Khodadadi