Abstract: . . .  summaries will be determined by taking the number of summaries you hand in, dividing it by the total number of readings, and multiplying by 20. Course schedule (NOTE: The schedule may change. Please check the web page for the most recent version.) 1 Introduction (Aug 26) (i) Overview of course, what is psycholinguistics ? (ii) Lecture: Spoken word recognition (introduction) 2 Comprehension – word level: Spoken word recognition (Sept 2) (i) Discussion: Harley (2001) (chapter) (ii) Lecture: Spoken word recognition 3 Comprehension – word level (Sept 9) (i) Discussion: Vitevich & Luce 1998 Gaskell & Marslen-Wilson 2001 . . .
. . .  psycholinguistics Page 1 LING 576 Psycholinguistics Time : Fridays 1:00-3:50 Location : GFS 204 Instructor : Elsi Kaiser Office: GFS 336 Mailbox: Linguistics Department Office (GFS 301) Email: elsi.kaiser@usc.edu Office hours: Tuesdays 2:00-3:30 and by appointment Course web page : www-rcf.usc.edu/emkaiser/ling576.html Course description This course is a graduate-level introduction to psycholinguistics . The course aims to familiarize students with many of the central issues of psycholinguistics , and its primary focus is on recent experimental research and current theories concerning the mental processes involved . . .
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