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LabPhon11 | Home | Victoria University of Welliington Programme Abstracts Links, etc. WELCOME TO THE Laboratory Phonology 11 Conference Home Wellington, New Zealand 30 June - 2 July 2008 Abstracts View pdf versions of abstracts here LabPhon 11 was held at Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand, 30 June – 2 July 2008, and was followed at the same venue by the 5th International Gender and Programme Language Association conference (IGALA5), 3-5 July 2008 Full programme Poster sessions The overall theme of the LabPhon 11 conference was Phonetic detail in the Flyers & posters, Links, lexicon, with the sub-themes shown below. Invited plenary speakers and etc. commentators are listed against these sub-themes. where is Wellington? where is New Zealand? click on the map for more Accessing the lexicon information Invited speaker:Keith Johnson, UC Berkeley Commentator: Marcus Taft, University of New South Wales How stable are lexical representations? What encoding takes place between the signal and the lexicon? To what degree does literacy/orthography influence lexical representation and access Social information in the lexicon: Invited speaker: Paul Foulkes, University of York Additional sponsors: Commentator: Ben Munson, University of Minnesota Is phonetic information in the lexicon accompanied by social information? How do social expectations about a speaker affect speech perception? Is speaker-specific detail stored in the lexicon? Phonetic cues to lexical structure Invited speaker: Alice Turk, University of Edinburgh Commentator: Laurie Bauer, Victoria University of Wellington To what degree does phonetic detail reflect morphological structure? How are different types of boundaries expressed phonetically? Is there phonetic evidence of lexical entries greater than the word? Generalising over the lexicon Australasian Speech Science & Technology Association Invited speaker: Anne Cutler, Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics & MARCS laboratory Commentator: Karen Croot, University of Sydney Is there evidence for or against the existence of abstract phonological categories? International Conference Fund (Funded by the NZ Government and administered by the Royal Society of NZ) What types of statistical generalisations emerge from the lexicon? What is the nature of the relationship between the content of the lexicon and the shape of the phonological grammar? http://old.labphon.org/LabPhon11/publish/[24/04/2018 3:12:21 PM] LabPhon11 | Home | Victoria University of Welliington ^ Page Top Programme Abstracts Links, etc. | A-Z of Sites Disclaimer Updated: 13 March, 2012 © 2007 Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand http://old.labphon.org/LabPhon11/publish/[24/04/2018 3:12:21 PM] LabPhon11 | Programme | Victoria University of Welliington Victoria Home | Search | Glossary | A-Z of Victoria Sites Programme Abstracts Links, etc. You are here: Home > Programme Home Abstracts Programme View pdf versions of abstracts here All take place in RH-LT1 and/or Mezzanine Foyer, Rutherford House (see "venue") Programme Full programme Monday June 30 Poster sessions 8:00- Registration / conference pack pick-up Flyers & posters, Links, etc. Prof Neil Quigley 8:45-9:00 Welcome DVC(Research) Invited Plenary: The linguistic basis of 9:00-9:50 Keith Johnson phonetic coherence Jane Stuart-Smith, Phonological learning based on 9:50-10:20 Rachel Smith & interactive and mediated speech Sophie Holmes Interactive and autonomous modes of speech perception: Phonological Accessing the 10:20-10:50 Michael Key lexicon knowledge and discrimination in English and French listeners 10:50-11:20 morning tea Baris Kabak, Kazumi Listeners use vowel harmony and 11:20-11:50 Maniwa & Nina word-final stress to spot nonsense Kazanina words: A study of Turkish and French 11:50-12:30 Marcus Taft Comments 12:30-1:30 lunch Invited Plenary: Prosodic constituency 1:30-2:20 Alice Turk signals relative predictability Gradience in morphological binding: Azra Ali & Michael 2:20-2:50 Evidence from perception of Ingleby audiovisually incongruent speech Phonetic cues Processing lexical tone in third-tone to lexical 2:50-3:20 Shari Speer & Lei Xu structure sandhi 3:20-3:50 afternoon tea Travis Wade & Bernd Detailed phonetic memory for multi- 3:50-4:20 Möbius word and part-word sequences 4:20-5:00 Laurie Bauer Comments 5:00-6:30 poster session 1 reception Tuesday July 1 Invited Plenary: Exploring social- 9:00-9:50 Paul Foulkes indexical knowledge: a long past but a http://old.labphon.org/LabPhon11/publish/programme.php[24/04/2018 3:12:24 PM] LabPhon11 | Programme | Victoria University of Welliington short history E. Allyn Smith, Bringing semantics to sociophonetics: 9:50-10:20 Kathleen Currie Hall & Social variables and secondary Benjamin Munson entailments Sensitivity to Grammatical and 10:20-10:50 Katie Drager Sociophonetic Variability in Perception Social information in 10:50-11:20 morning tea the lexicon Cynthia G. Clopper, Janet B. Lexical Bias in Cross-Dialect Word 11:20-11:50 Pierrehumbert & Recognition in Noise Terrin N. Tamati A sociophonetic analysis of perception 11:50-12:20 Sara Mack of sexual orientation in Puerto Rican Spanish 12:20-1:00 Ben Munson Comments 1:00-2:00 lunch Daylen Riggs & Dani The Scope of Phrasal Lengthening in 2:00-2:30 Byrd Articulation: Prosody and Prominence Jennifer Cole, Frequency and repetition effects 2:30-3:00 Yoonsook Mo & Mark outweigh phonetic detail in Hasegawa-Johnson prominence perception non-thematic 3:00-3:30 afternoon tea Felicity Cox & Nasalisation of /æ/ and sound change 3:30-4:00 Sallyanne Palethorpe in Australian English The Internal Structure of Nasal-Stop Abigail Cohn & 4:00-4:30 Sequences: Evidence from Anastasia Riehl Austronesian 4:30-6:00 poster session 2 Dinner: The Brewery Bar & Restaurant 7:00-9:30 Cnr Cable & Taranaki Sts Wednesday July 2 Invited Plenary: Efficiency in the 9:00-9:50 Anne Cutler Lexicon: From Lexical Statistics to Abstract Generalisations Mary Beckman & Jan Generalizing over Lexicons to Predict 9:50-10:20 Edwards Consonant Mastery Stefan Frisch, Maria Metalinguistic judgments of 10:20-10:50 Brea-Spahn & Carla Generalising phonotactics by bilinguals Orellana over the lexicon 10:50-11:20 morning tea Rule Reliability and Productivity: Velar 11:20-11:50 Vsevolod Kapatsinski Palatalization in Russian and Artificial Grammar Vowel Cooccurrence in the Lexicon: An 11:50-12:20 Mary Ann Walter Anti-OCP Effect? 12:20-1:00 Karen Croot Comments 1:00-2:00 lunch Attila Andics & James 2:00-2:30 Plasticity in voice category learning M. McQueen http://old.labphon.org/LabPhon11/publish/programme.php[24/04/2018 3:12:24 PM] LabPhon11 | Programme | Victoria University of Welliington Accessing psycho-acoustic perception Molly Babel & Keith 2:30-3:00 and language-specific perception with Johnson speech sounds non-thematic 3:00-3:30 afternoon tea Louis Goldstein, Hosung Nam, Distribution of tongue tip articulations Manisha 3:30-4:00 in Hindi versus English and the Kulshreshtha, Leslie acquisition of stop place categories Root & Catherine T. Best 4:00-4:30 general discussion Mayor's reception: Wellington Town Hall (for LabPhon11 and 5:30-7:00 IGALA5) ^ Page Top Programme Abstracts Links, etc. | A-Z of Sites Disclaimer Updated: 13 March, 2012 © 2007 Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand http://old.labphon.org/LabPhon11/publish/programme.php[24/04/2018 3:12:24 PM] LabPhon11 | Abstracts | Victoria University of Welliington Programme Abstracts Links, etc. You are here: Home > Abstracts Home Abstracts Conference Abstracts View pdf versions of abstracts here By clicking on the link below you will be able to access the pdf file "LabPhon11.pdf" which containts the entire set of 85 two-page abstracts for the Programme conference. (Note: invited speakers were not required to submit an abstract.) Full programme Poster sessions The "bookmarks" tab in the pdf file will give you access to an alphabetical index, Flyers & posters, by author lastname for all authors (i.e. including all authors of multiple authored Links, etc. papers). The entire file is quite large, and you may want to download it for your own future reference. The individual authors are listed alphabetically below, with their paper titles. LabPhon11.pdf Alphabetical list by author surname (all authors included) Frans ADRIAANS Learning Phonotactic Generalizations from Continuous Speech: A Computational Study Eleonora ALBANO Morphological And Phonetic Factors In Brazilian Portuguese Lexical Phonotactics Azra ALI Gradience in Morphological Binding: Evidence from Perception of Audiovisually Incongruent Speech Experiments on Fine Phonetic Detail of Arabic Syllable Structure Jalal AL-TAMIMI Phonetic Cues to Gemination in Lebanese Arabic Attila ANDICS Plasticity in voice category learning Arto ANTTILA The Gradient Phonotactics of English CVC Syllables Mark ANTONIOU Greek-Australian bilinguals match the VOTs of Greek and Australian English native speakers depending on language context Molly BABEL Accessing psycho-acoustic perception and language-specific perception with speech sounds William BADECKER Front/Back Asymmetries in Height Harmony Winifred BAUER Ka conversion – the changing sound and rhythm of Māori? Stefan BAUMANN Articulatory Marking of Focus in German Johannes BECKER http://old.labphon.org/LabPhon11/publish/abstracts.php[24/04/2018 3:12:26 PM] LabPhon11 | Abstracts | Victoria University of Welliington Articulatory Marking of Focus in German Mary BECKMAN Generalizing over Lexicons to Predict Consonant Mastery Adult Acoustics and Developmental Patterns for Gender-marked