📰 Language and Cognition 2024: all accepted papers

59 papers · the most cited first · ← Language and Cognition 2024

1. The semantic content of concrete, abstract, specific, and generic concepts ↗Caterina Villani, Adele Loia, Marianna Bolognesi14 citations
2. Backchannel behavior is idiosyncratic ↗Peter Blomsma, Julija Vaitonyté, Gabriel Skantze et al.13 citations
3. Head metonymies and metaphors in Jordanian and Tunisian Arabic: an extended conceptual metaphor theory perspective ↗Aseel Simak Zibin, Abdel Rahman Mitib Altakhaineh, Ola Musmar12 citations
4. Contrasting the semantic space of ‘shame’ and ‘guilt’ in English and Japanese ↗Eugenia Diegoli, Emily Sofi Ohman9 citations
5. The organization of semantic associations between senses in language ↗Jorge Alvarado, Carlos Velasco, Alejandro Salgado9 citations
6. How language influences spatial thinking, categorization of motion events, and gaze behavior: a cross-linguistic comparison ↗Efstathia Soroli8 citations
7. Multimodal training on L2 Japanese pitch accent: learning outcomes, neural correlates and subjective assessments ↗Yukari Hirata, Erica Friedman, Caroline M Kaicher et al.8 citations
8. Feedback quality and divided attention: exploring commentaries on alignment in task-oriented dialogue ↗Ludivine Crible, Greta Gandolfi, Martin John Pickering7 citations
9. ‘This you may NNNNNNEVER have heard before’: initial lengthening of accented negative items as vocal-entangled gestures ↗Simon Harrison7 citations
10. Are schematic diagrams valid visual representations of concepts? Evidence from mental imagery in online processing of English prepositionsMenghan Wang, Helen Zhao6 citations · our summary
11. Better letter: iconicity in the manual alphabets of American Sign Language and Swedish Sign Language ↗Carl Börstell6 citations
12. Color–emotion associations by speakers of Spanish and Mandarin in verbal and visual tasks: a comparison ↗Mingshan Xu, Jingtao Zhu, Antonio Benítez‐Burraco5 citations
13. Language and executive function relationships in the real world: insights from deafness ↗Mario Figueroa, Nicola Botting, GARY S. MORGAN5 citations
14. Prosody of focus in Turkish Sign Language ↗Serpil Karabüklü, Aslı Gürer5 citations
15. Scales and inferences ↗Shirly Orr, Mira Ariel, Einat Shetreet5 citations
16. Visual similarity effects in the identification of Arabic letters: evidence with masked priming ↗Maryam A. AlJassmi, Manuel Perea5 citations
17. Better early than late: the temporal dynamics of pointing cues during cross-situational word learning ↗Rachael W. Cheung, Calum Hartley, Padraic Monaghan4 citations
18. Deliberate synchronization of speech and gesture: effects of neurodiversity and development ↗Inge‐Marie Eigsti, Wim T. J. L. Pouw4 citations
19. Does word knowledge account for the effect of world knowledge on pronoun interpretation? ↗Cameron R. Jones, Benjamin K. Bergen4 citations
20. Early acquisition of figurative meanings in polysemous nouns and verbs ↗Ana Werkmann Horvat, Kristina Štrkalj Despot, Gordana Hržica4 citations
21. Individual differences in structural priming in bilingual and monolingual children: the influence of perspective-taking ↗Joyce Lysanne Van Zwet, Sharon Unsworth4 citations
22. Praxis, demonstration and pantomime: a motion capture investigation of differences in action performances ↗Przemysław Żywiczyński, Marek Placiński, Marta Sibierska et al.4 citations
23. Processing manner under high cognitive pressure: Evidence from French–English and English–French simultaneous interpreting ↗Christophe Combe, Dejan Stošić4 citations
24. Semantic differences in visually similar face emojis ↗Lea Fricke, Patrick Georg Grosz, Tatjana Scheffler4 citations
25. The effect of emotional prosody and referent characteristics on novel noun learning ↗Melissa Kay Jungers, Julie M. Hupp, Jarrett A. Rardon et al.4 citations
26. The effects of word and beat priming on Mandarin lexical stress recognition: an event-related potential study ↗Wenjing Yu, Yu-Fu Chien, Bing Wang et al.4 citations
27. The immediate integration of semantic selectional restrictions of Chinese social hierarchical verbs with extralinguistic social hierarchical information in comprehension ↗Yajiao Shi, Tongquan Zhou, Simin Zhao et al.4 citations
28. What ratings and corpus data reveal about the vividness of Mandarin ABB words ↗Thomas Van Hoey, Xiaoyu Yu, Tung-Le Pan et al.4 citations
29. Displays of anger in Turkish political discourse: a hard choice between cultural norms and political performance of anger ↗Melike Akkaraca Köse, Ruth Breeze3 citations
30. Exploring conceptual representation and grounding through perceptual strength norms in deaf individuals ↗Simona Amenta, Giulia Loca, Gabriele Gianfreda et al.3 citations
31. Manner, result, and intention: implications for event typology from a cognitive account of verb semantics based on fulfilment types ↗Xinyan Kou, Jill M. Hohenstein3 citations
32. Neurological evidence for the context-independent multisensorial semantics of ideophones in Pastaza Kichwa: an fNIRS study in the Ecuadorian Amazon ↗Dan P. Dewey, Jeffrey J. Green, Janis B. Nuckolls et al.3 citations
33. A mathematical model of semantic access in lexical and semantic decisions ↗Sergio E. Chaigneau, Nicolás Marchant, Enrique Canessa et al.2 citations
34. A multimodal approach to polysemy: the senses of touch ↗Irene Bolumar Martínez, Daniel Alcaraz Carrión, Javier Valenzuela2 citations
35. Discourse comprehension and referential processing: effects of contextual distance and semantic plausibility on presupposition processing ↗Susanne Dietrich, Verena C. Seibold, Bettina Rolke2 citations
36. Identifying bilingual reference profiles: a cluster-analysis approach to reference production among Greek–Italian bilingual children ↗Margreet Vogelzang, Jacopo Torregrossa2 citations
37. The influences of narrative perspective shift and scene detail on narrative semantic processing ↗Jian Jin, Siyun Liu2 citations
38. The role of consciousness in Chinese nominal metaphor processing: a psychophysical approach ↗Kaiwen Cheng, Yu Chen, Hongmei Yan et al.2 citations
39. What makes an awfully good oxymoron? ↗Marianna Bolognesi, Claudia Roberta Combei, Marta La Pietra et al.2 citations
40. Word-object and action-object learning in a unimodal context during early childhood ↗Sarah F V Eiteljoerge, Birgit Elsner, Nivedita Mani2 citations
41. Developments in event conceptualisation and event integration in language and mind ↗Jill M. Hohenstein, Xinyan Kou, Efstathia Soroli1 citation
42. Explicit instruction improves the comprehension of Spanish object relatives by young monolingual children ↗Miquel Llompart, Ewa Dąbrowska1 citation
43. Facial cues to anger affect meaning interpretation of subsequent spoken prosody ↗Caterina Petrone, Francesca Carbone, Nicolas Audibert et al.1 citation
44. Facial expressions in different communication settings: A case of whispering and speaking with a face mask in Farsi ↗Nasim Mahdinazhad Sardhaei, Marzena Żygis, Hamid Sharifzadeh1 citation
45. Inherent linguistic preference outcompetes incidental alignment in cooperative partner choice ↗Theresa Matzinger, Marek Placiński, Adam Gutowski et al.1 citation
46. Learning novel words for motion by speakers of structurally different languages ↗Irmak Su Tütüncü, Samantha N. Emerson, Jing Z. Paul et al.1 citation
47. The ambiguous nature of complex semantic types: an experimental investigation ↗Richard Huyghe, Lucie Barque, François Delafontaine et al.1 citation
48. The effect of lexicalization biases on cross-situational statistical learning of novel verbs ↗Nathan R. George, Sabina Ciaccio, L Berry et al.1 citation
49. Uncovering echoic mechanisms in verbal irony comprehension ↗Ningning Cao, Ling Zhou, Shaojie Zhang1 citation
50. Visual channel facilitates the comprehension of the intonation of Brazilian Portuguese wh-questions and wh-exclamations: evidence from congruent and incongruent stimuli ↗Luma da Silva Miranda, João Antônio de Moraes, Albert Olivier Blaise Rilliard1 citation
51. When more is less: the impact of multimorphemic words on learning word meaningNiveen Omar, Karen Banai, Bracha Nir1 citation · our summary
52. About the same thing in a different way: wording and experienced emotions in the understanding of official letters ↗Marta Jankowska, Kamil Konrad Imbir
53. Backchannels in conversations between autistic adults are less frequent and less diverse prosodically and lexically ↗Simon Wehrle, Kai Thorsten Vogeley, Martine Grice
54. Dynamics of English gratitude expression: a corpus-assisted analysis of UK government COVID-19 briefings ↗Jilan Wei, M. Lynne Murphy
55. Effect of age of first exposure on L2 contextual lexical semantic learning: an ERP investigation ↗Xu Shuang, Hailing Wang, Shouxin Li et al.
56. Motion events in Swedish and French: a Holistic Spatial Semantics analysis ↗Nataliia Vesnina
57. The Culprit-Hypothesis: how blame attribution influences the interpretation of expressive adjectives ↗Kalle Glauch
58. The effects of word and beat priming on Mandarin lexical stress recognition: an event-related potential study – ADDENDUM ↗Wenjing Yu, Yu-Fu Chien, Bing Wang et al.
59. The how and the when of semantic illusions in native and non-native languages ↗Ana I. Fernandes, Juliana Novo Gomes, Juan Haro et al.

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