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Discovering what shapes language diversity
shapes language diversity
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2017/3/13
A team of international researchers, led by Colorado State University’s Michael Gavin, have taken a first step in answering fundamental questions about human diversity.Humans collectively speak n...
How message similarity shapes the timecourse of sentence formulation
Incrementality Sentence formulation
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2015/12/18
Transforming a preverbal message into an utterance (e.g., The swimmer is pushing the paparazzo) requires conceptual and linguistic encoding. Two experiments tested whether the
timecourse of sentence ...
The QWERTY Effect: How typing shapes the meanings of words
Motor action Meaning Orthography Typing QWERTY. Valence
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2015/4/20
The QWERTY keyboard mediates communication for millions of language users. Here, we investigated whether differences in the way words are typed correspond to differences in their meanings. Some words ...
Handedness Shapes Children’s Abstract Concepts
Cognitive development Concepts Embodied cognition Emotional valence Handedness Metaphor Space
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2015/4/20
Can children’s handedness influence how they represent abstract concepts like kindness and intelligence? Here we show that from an early age, right-handers associate rightward space more strongly with...
When Left Is “Right”: Motor Fluency Shapes Abstract Concepts
abstract concepts body-specificity hypothesis
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2015/4/10
Right- and left-handers implicitly associate positive ideas like “goodness” and “honesty” more strongly with their dominant side
of space, the side on which they can act more fluently, and negative ...
LANGUAGE SHAPES MENTAL REPRESENTATIONS OF MUSICAL PITCH: IMPLICATIONS FOR METAPHORICAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING
LANGUAGE SHAPES MENTAL REPRESENTATIONS MUSICAL PITCH METAPHORICAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING
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2015/4/8
Speakers often use spatial metaphors to talk about musical pitch (e.g., a low note, a high soprano). Previous experiments suggest that English speakers also think about pitches as high or low in space...