
Kayla Keyue Chen
@kayla_k_chen
陈珂月 | PhD student @LinguisticsUCL @UCLPALS, psycholinguistics, sentence processing, prediction
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http://keyue-c.github.io 31-08-2016 01:14:17
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Really had a great time at #AMLaP2024! Thank you for everyone's valuable comments and suggestions!! The slides for my talk can be found here: keyue-c.github.io/assets/pdf/con… Our poster (Yiling Huo) on coregistration of eye and mouse tracking also won one of the best student poster prizes 🌞




We are excited to announce the XVII International Symposium on #Psycholinguistics, which will take place in #Barcelona! Hosted by Universitat de Barcelona and UOCuniversitat 🗓️May 26 to 28, 2025. 📩 [email protected] Follow us: ISP Abstract submission will open soon—stay tuned!




📢 New paper alert Our paper is out in Language, Cognition and Neuroscience! tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10… Taylor & Francis Research Insights #OpenAccess



Work with Language Processing Lab @ UChicago on processing appositive (ARCs) vs. restrictive relative clauses (RRCs) is out: doi.org/10.1111/cogs.1… ARCs typically contain side-commentary info; does a distractor in an ARC lead to an absence of agreement attraction effect? (1/8)



Does encoding the present compete with predicting the future? In 3 behavioral studies, we find that encoding and prediction are coupled, not competitive! Proud of Craig Poskanzer & Hannah Tarder-Stoll for leading this work w/ Raheema Javid & Edoardo Spolaore! osf.io/preprints/psya…


A computational psycholinguistics workshop is in planning (organized by @[email protected], Jakub Dotlacil (Utrecht), and Lena Jäger (Zurich). If you are interested in participating, please fill out this very short questionnaire: docs.google.com/forms/d/1oyxfK…


The first paper is out from our special issue on individual differences in language prediction🥳 Yanina Prystauka et al. tested the role of cognitive control and linguistic knowledge in heritage speakers' predictive processing - very cool work! link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Happy to share that our work on conflict adaptation is now published in ASHA Journals! We showed that people with aphasia can benefit from cognitive control upregulation during speech comprehension, though the effect varies by individual. @malathi_neurolang MRRI - follow us also @MossResearch.bsky.social Jefferson Research


Excited to share our latest work! We found that preparatory neural activity (the “attentional template”) flexibly represents target-associated objects, guiding eye movements toward likely target locations. Maëlle Lerebourg Donders Institute Science Advances science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…