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23 Oct 2025
While many research studied overspecification, a type of property selection decision of reference production, not much is known about property ordering, especially when syntactic variations are involved, which is exactly what my PhD thesis is about: dx.doi.org/10.22028/D291-463…
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2 Oct 2025
I successfully defended my PhD yesterday, receiving a high pass!!! 🎓🎓🎓
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11 Sep 2025
The experimental methods of my PhD project are mentioned by @LabVanced. We created a *maze-based sentence completion task* to record referential expressions online. Check this out: labvanced.com/content/resear…
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17 Mar 2025
In many cases, it is not about conflicts in opinions, right or wrong, better or worse, but about who is in the higher position to be the right and better one, and who has the power to decide that. When it is decided by power but not the content itself, bullying occurs already.
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Muqing Li 沐晴 retweeted
8 Jan 2025
New Cambridge Element Structural Priming in Sentence Production by Giulia M. L. Bencini is now free to read for 4 weeks!
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#cambridgeelements #languageandlinguistics
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Muqing Li 沐晴 retweeted
9 Nov 2024
Yeah. Not good.
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9 Nov 2024
dear academics (mostly humanities):
you can heal from whatever traumas drove you into academia in the first place by releasing “academic” as an identity and letting it just be a job.
and whatever we thought it was is pretty much gone anyways.
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31 Oct 2024
Great new review on the coupling of gaze behavior to visual imagery! doi.org/10.1016/j.neubiorev.…
By Korda, Walcher, Körner, and Benedek out in Neuroscience & Biobehavioral Reviews!
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28 Oct 2024
Perceptual, semantic, and pragmatic factors affect the derivation of contrastive inferences. New paper by Camilo R. Ronderos & al. - Paula Rubio-Fernandez-
doi.org/10.1162/opmi_a_00165
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Muqing Li 沐晴 retweeted
26 Sep 2024
Happy to announce we have a new paper out in NeuroImage titled "Reward-modulated attention deployment is driven by suppression, not attentional capture".
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20 Jun 2024
Good morning, everyone! Wishing you all a lovely day today ... with many inspirational squirrels!😉🐿️🐿️🐿️Cartoon by @errantscience @MCeeP
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Muqing Li 沐晴 retweeted
19 Apr 2024
Spontaneous eye movements reflect the representational geometries of conceptual spaces. pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.24… New paper led by @vigano_s and in collaboration with @doellerlab.
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8 Apr 2024
Scene entropy outperforms conceptual similarity in predicting meaning map success. Caution urged in interpreting semantic guidance without defining ‘meaning’
📢New from: Maarten Leemans, @DamianoC_et_al, & Johan Wagemans (from the @GestaltReVision lab)
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Muqing Li 沐晴 retweeted
15 Mar 2024
New research from SFI’s Simon DeDeo and Claire Bergey using LLMs delves into the dynamics of conversation. 🧠 Discoveries from the CANDOR corpus reveal insights into information density, cognitive load, and the role of backchannels.
Read more here 👉 arxiv.org/abs/2403.08890
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11 Mar 2024
Hi there! If you're struggling to get started on something, you're probably not procrastinating on it because you're lazy. Lazy is just people being judgmental about you being tired. Instead, rest. Figure out why you're actually avoiding it. Then deal with the issues.
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2 Mar 2024
Very pleased to see this article in print! In a study with 2000 subjects, we track how people read syntactically complex sentences, and find that word predictability estimated from language models does a poor job of explaining the human data. sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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13 Feb 2024
Rationality, preferences, and emotions with biological constraints: it all starts from our senses
Review by Rafael Polania (@RafaPolania), Denis Burdakov (@DeBurdakov), &Todd Hare (@Todd_A_Hare)
Web: rb.gy/rx386s
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