How does a listener understand a sarcastic'That was a wonderful speech'when the words
point to a positive review? Why do students of introductory logic interpret'Some cabs are …

In a within-participant design, 41 children (mean age= 64 months, range= 50–81) listened to
brief stories in four conditions. Written text was present on the screen in all conditions …

Eye movement modeling examples (EMME) are video modeling examples with the model's
eye movements superimposed. Thus far, EMME on problem-solving tasks seem to be …

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We contrasted two hypotheses concerning how speakers determine adjective order during
referential communication. The discriminatory efficiency hypotheses claims that speakers …

Abstract Referential Effects of Contrast (RECs) involving reference resolution of adjectivally
modified NPs (eg, the tall glass) have been attributed to pragmatic reasoning based on the …

To what extent is the choice of what to say driven by seemingly irrelevant cues in the visual
world being described? Among such cues, how does prior description affect how we …

Robots participating in natural dialogue may need to discuss, reason about, or initiate
actions concerning dialoguereferenced entities. To do so, the robot must first identify or …

We review a range of findings that show how eye movements (and other body movements)
exhibit correlated behavior across two or more people during natural interactions. We then …

Background: Sentence comprehension involves the integration of multiple linguistic
representations. This integration can be especially challenging when different cues lead to …