Seeking participants for an online survey investigating language and pain! Anyone over the age of 18, with or without persistent pain can participate. You can help @ValeriaBellan @ibsneuro@HayleyLeake@noigroup and I by taking the survey! https://t.co/oEDgYJJ87h
High predictability “silences” interference in language comprehension — our new preprint with exciting results from @pia_schoknecht’s PhD project!
https://t.co/Px3M4WJUI0
Out now: our new hypothesis and theory paper! We argue that language-related negativities — including the N400 — reflect precision-weighted prediction errors.
https://t.co/q9f1B5ii6s
Please follow @ALS2018_ADL to keep up to date with the happenings of the upcoming Australian Linguistic Society conference! We will be using the hashtag #ALS_2018 🐦 See you all soon!
Electrophysiological differences in performance monitoring of humans versus autonomous systems. Well done to Daniel Rogers for his first presentation of his PhD data! #acns2018@ccsn_unisa@unisaresearch
Gearing up for the last day of #acns2018 and the final @ccsn_unisa presentation: Daniel Rogers will present his PhD research at 9:50 in the perception and action session. @unisaresearch Collaboration with @unimagdeburg
Inhibition ability, but not alpha activity predicts intelligibility of speech in noise in older adults — Ira Kurthen presenting at #acns2018@ccsn_unisa@UZH_en@unisaresearch
How sign language can help us to better understand the electrophysiology of language. New paper by our group in collaboration with colleagues @uniGoettingen and @unihh https://t.co/5qEbqwPEoZ
"I, you, or the other?" Interesting naturalistic EEG data on first, second, and third person perspectives during story comprehension by Ingmar Brilmayer from University of Cologne.