Computer Science Teacher at Marianopolis College & Research Associate at McGill University. https://teapaw.org/t.co/8bvHAbSpin. he/him/his.
Montréal, Québec
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Jason Gullifer retweeted
I will be recruiting graduate students for September 2023!
If you're fascinated by the bouba/kiki effect, or how the feeling of a word can affect its meaning (looking at you "moist"), let's figure it out together at @Carleton_U! Get in touch to learn more!
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Jason Gullifer retweeted
Stop by my poster (#77) at #ecvp2022 from 11-12.30 today 👁🗨 Friend or Foe: The Role of Semantically Related Distractors during Bilingual Object Search 👁🗨 @MelissaVo10 @debra_titone @SceneGrammarLab
Jason Gullifer retweeted
Excited to be presenting my first grad school poster at @SocNetAnalysts #Sunbelt2022! 🌱
Jason Gullifer retweeted
We're pleased to see our consensus study on quantifying #bilingual experience in children available online. This was a collaborative effort of 132 #researchers, #teachers and #SLTs from 29 countries. The paper is freely available here: doi.org/10.1017/S13667289220…
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New paper with @debra_titone, @junyan_wei and @JasonGullifer is out on Memory & Cognition!
Our eye-tracking data of English-L1 English-French bilinguals reading language-switched idioms suggest a primary role of direct retrieval in idiom recognition.
link.springer.com/article/10…
an important paper on contrast coding! also, i'm happy to see Bilingualism:Language and Cognition (@CambUP_LangLing), #eyetracking, and #individualdifferences doing comparatively well
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Jason Gullifer retweeted
Excited to share my latest paper w/ @debra_titone and Brendan Johns on @CanJournExpPsyc!
Corpus-based measures of contextual and semantic diversity are better predictors of the lexical organization of multiword and idiomatic phrases than frequency
dx.doi.org/10.1037/cep000027…
A call to action by @mehrgoltiv & @debra_titone for researchers (esp. psycholinguists & cognitive) to more fully embrace social experiences as part of theory and experiment, incl. a framework and examples on how to do so osf.io/gm2fn/
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Jason Gullifer retweeted
If you understand but cannot speak a second/heritage language, you are bilingual. Stop putting yourself down for not speaking the language because trust me, you are very much distinct from a monolingual who experiences the world through only one language. #ReceptiveBilinguals
Important work by @akmokha on language development and neurodevelopmental disorders
Today was the symposium for Canadian Organization of Undergraduate Health Research, where I presented the findings of my summer research fellowship.🥳It's been a lot of work the past few months - I am so proud! Now: some downtime, before grad school commitments kicks in.
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Jason Gullifer retweeted
did you know children can learn two languages without confusion or developmental delay? pass it on.
i think every day about how this wasn't common knowledge in the late 80s and how i grew up without spanish because of it.
Sharing a new paper w/ @debra_titone in @jneurolang: doi.org/10.1162/nol_a_00044. We suggest that bilingualism is an exercise in managing uncertainty, and ways that fields like cogsci and langsci can be brought together under the theme of uncertainty to paint a richer picture.
Let’s converge more: lang sci can offer ways to manipulate rich and diverse behavioral contexts on top of traditional tasks. Cogsci can offer complex, computational, and neurobiologically plausible models that apply to language.
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Jason Gullifer retweeted
We are thrilled to announce that Dr Anthony Fauci is the 2021 Beatty Lecturer! The acclaimed immunologist and champion of science-driven policy-making during the COVID-19 pandemic will deliver the virtual lecture @mcgillu Oct 1👏mcgill.ca/x/ZUG #Beatty2021 @McGillAlumni
