Symbolic Systems Talk
Recent Lab Talks
| Granularity and the acquisition of grammatical gender. Talk given by Michael Ramscar. January 2012, Annual Linguistic Society for America (LSA) Meeting, Portland. |
| German grammatical gender contributes to communicative efficiency. Talk given by Richard Futrell. January 2012, Annual Linguistic Society for America (LSA) Meeting, Portland. |
| Discrimination, prediction and language: The importance of being wrong. Talk given by Michael Ramscar. October 2011, Indiana University, Bloomington, Cognitive Science Colloquium Series. |
| Language as Prediction. Talk given by Michael Ramscar as an honorary B.F. Skinner Lecturer. May 30, 2011, ABAI Convention, Denver. |
| How children learn to value numbers: Information structure and the acquisition of numerical understanding. Talk given by Michael Ramscar. July 23, 2011, 33rd Meeting of the Cognitive Science Society, Boston, MA. |
| The Evolution of Noun Classification in Two Germanic Languages. Talk given by Michael Ramscar. July 16, 2011, 44th Annual Meeting of the Society for Mathematical Psychology, Boston, MA. |
| Manipulating information structure as a method of localizing information processing in the brain. Presentation by Sam McClure and Michael Ramscar. April 2011, Cognitive Neuroscience Society, San Francisco. |
| The Importance of Being Wrong. Talk given by Michael Ramscar. February 2011, University of Pennsylvania, Dept of Psychology. |
| Discrimination, prediction and language: The importance of being wrong. Talk given by Michael Ramscar. February 2011, Princeton University, Dept of Psychology. |
| The Artificiality of Grammar. Talk given by Michael Ramscar. January 2011, UCSD, Dept of Linguistics. |
| Information structure and learning: the artificiality of grammar. Talk given by Michael Ramscar. January 2011, Quantitative Measures in Morphology and Morphological Development, San Diego. |
| Why Aren’t We Doing Open Science? Panel co-chaired by Melody Dye. January 2011, Science Online 2011, North Carolina. |
| How children learn to value numbers: Information structure and the acquisition of numerical understanding. Talk given by Michael Ramscar. November 2010, Psychonomics, St. Louis. |
| Directional Effects and the Distributional Hypothesis. Talk given by Melody Dye & Michael Ramscar. September 2010, CSDL / ESLP, San Diego. |
| An Acquired Taste: How reading literature affects sensitivity to word distributions when judging literary texts. Talk given by Michael Ramscar. August 2010, Cognitive Science, Portland, OR. |
| An Acquired Taste: How reading literature affects sensitivity to word distributions when judging literary texts. Talk given by Justine Kao. July 2010, Society for Philosophy and Psychology, Portland, OR. |
| On the Importance of Being Wrong. Talk given by Michael Ramscar. February 2010, Symbolic Systems Forum. Stanford, CA. |
| Language as a Predictive Process. Talk given by Michael Ramscar. UCM Psychology Talk Series. October 2009, Merced, CA. |
| Modeling in Developmental Psychology. Talk given by Michael Ramscar. August 2009, MathPsych, Amsterdam. |
| Grammatical Gender Blocking. Talk given by Inbal Arnon. July 2009, Cognitive Science. Amsterdam. |
| Expectation and negative evidence in language learning.Talk given by Michael Ramscar. International Conference on Cognitive Modeling. July 2009, Manchester, UK. |
| No Representation Without Taxation. Talk given by Melody Dye. July 2009, Annual Meeting of the Society for Philosophy & Psychology, Bloomington, IN. |
| Language is Uncertain. Talk given by Michael Ramscar. April 2009, Stanford Humanities Center Research Workshops. Stanford, CA. |
