Programme |
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Day 1 – Friday 18 August 2017 |
Opening |
1300–1315 |
Organizers |
Welcome session |
Keynote |
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Hesitation 1 |
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1500–1530 |
Mária Gósy & Robert Eklund |
Segment prolongation in Hungarian |
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1530–1600 |
Malte Belz |
Glottal filled pauses in German |
Coffee |
1600–1630 |
On location |
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Hesitation 2 |
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1700–1730 |
Kikuo Maekawa, Ken’ya Nishikawa & Shu-Chuan Tseng |
Phonetic characteristics of Filled Pauses: A preliminary comparison between Japanese and Chinese |
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1730–1900 |
Ralph Rose |
Silent and filled pauses and speech planning in first and second language production |
Dinner |
1900– |
Dinner out, at own expense |
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Day 2 – Saturday 19 August 2017 |
Dialogue & polylogue |
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1030–1100 |
Vered Silber-Varod & Anat Lerner |
Analysis of silences in unbalanced dialogues: |
Coffee |
1100–1130 |
On location |
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Psycholinguistics |
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1200–1230 |
Jillian Donahue, Christine Schoepfer & Robin Lickley |
The effects of repetition and speech rate on recall accuracy in a discourse listening task |
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1230–1300 |
Megan Drevets & Robin Lickley |
A psycholinguistic exploration of disfluency behavior during the tip-of-the-tongue phenomenon |
Lunch |
1300–1500 |
At own expense; those who want can join at Restaurant Harpaviljongen (near KTH) |
Disorders |
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1530–1600 |
Axel Bergström, Martin Johansson & Robert Eklund |
Differences in production of disfluencies in children with typical language development and children with mixed receptive-expressive language disorder |
End discussion |
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