Multiling Winter School 2016

1-5 February 2016

Language in the “Lab”: Experimental methods

We are proud to present our third annual Winter School! This year it will be all about experimental methods. A wide range of fields, from psycholinguistics and cognitive psychology to sociolinguistics, will be represented and discussed by six different lecturers. The Winter School is open for fellows who are pursuing a PhD in linguistics. There is no course fee, but participants will have to cover their own travel and accommodation expenses.

1) Elizabeth Lanza (2 hours): Methodological reflections on concepts used in Psycholinguistics and Sociolinguistics.
 

2) Irina Sekerina (10 hours): Research Methods in Psycholinguistics

Off-line and on-line methods/Software and resources for psycholinguistic experiments/ Experimental Psycholinguistics of special populations (bilinguals/L2 learners, heritage speakers, children, aphasic and healthy older individuals)
 

3) Tim Brennen (2 hours): Research Methods in Cognitive Psychology

Presentation of methods/experiments used to tap into cognitive abilities such as short-term memory, working memory, speed of processing, attention, and executive functions.
 

4) Francisco Pons (2 hours): Research Methods in the Development of Cognition, Emotion and Language

From the Piagetian clinical-critical method to the test of emotion comprehension: Presentation of methods/experiments used to tap into aspects of cognition, emotion and language
 

5) Judith Purkarthofer (2 hours): Research Methods in Sociolinguistics I: Language portraits.
 

6) Unn R?yneland (2 hours): Research Methods in Sociolinguistics II: Visual-verbal guise and implicit association tests.

 

Reading lists will be announced soon!

 

Publisert 19. nov. 2015 11:15 - Sist endret 27. nov. 2015 16:23