Congratulations Dr. Wang!
Congratulations to Chiung-Yao Wang, who successfully defended her Ph.D. dissertation:
Children’s Acquisition of Tone 3 Sandhi in Mandarin
BUCLD
Alan and Cristina along with undergraduates Kait Ayres, Kara Brewer and Katrina Torgerson will be presenting “You must be as tall as this line to ride the roller coaster: âexactly” readings of as-comparatives” at this year’s Boston University Conference on Language Development
UURAF
UURAF!
Congratulations to all of the undergraduates who presented their research at
the University Undergraduate Research and Arts Forum.
YOU MUST BE AS TALL AS THIS LINE TO RIDE THE ROLLER COASTER
Kait Ayres, Kara Brewer, Katrina Torgerson
INPUT EFFECTS ON CHILD PRODUCTION OF SER AND ESTAR IN OVERLAPPING CONTEXTS
Daniel Chabala, Anaite Castaneda
WHEN MICE ARE BIGGER THAN ELEPHANTS: CHILDREN’S UNDERSTANDING OF GRADABLE ADJECTIVES IN COMPARISONS
Sarah Conroy, Ellen Hess, Emily Robinson, Ashley Somers
TESTING LOCAL CALCULATION OF SCALAR IMPLICATURES
Karl DeVries
THE INTERPRETATION OF PLURALS
Karl DeVries
USING PROSODY TO DISAMBIGUATE INSTRUCTIONS
Thao Dinh, Braden Leinbach
DOGS NOT PUT IN BOXES BY BOYS: LEARNING A NOVEL NUMBER SYSTEM
Christopher Heffner, Adam Liter
VARIABILITY IN THE INPUT AND ACQUISITION OF SECOND-PERSON MORPHOLOGY IN TWO DIALECTS OF SPANISH
Carol Ross, Anaite Castaneda, Daniel Chabala, Laura Portko
CHILDREN’S KNOWLEDGE OF POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE COMPARATIVES
Emily Smith, Brad Mandeville, Ben Rathbun