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Neurobiology of language
3011048.01 Syntactic processing mechanisms in music and language
3D Objects Analysis
A Polar Bear Perspective on Climate Change
A video part of an NWO Open Mind grant application
A multi-lab replication of Nozaradan et al. (2011) – Lab huettig-mpi
These data are part of a multi-lab replication and extension of the study titled “Tagging the neuronal entrainment to beat and meter” published by Nozaradan, Peretz, Missal, and Mouraux (2011). The data archived here are those collected by the lab “huettig-mpi”. The project is organised by Karli Nave at Western University, Canada (knave@uwo.ca). In case of queries, contact Karli.
These data are part of a multi-lab replication and extension of the study titled “Tagging the neuronal entrainment to beat and meter” published by Nozaradan, Peretz, Missal, and Mouraux (2011). The data archived here are those collected by the lab “huettig-mpi”. The project is organised by Karli Nave at Western University, Canada (knave@uwo.ca). In case of queries, contact Karli.
AGL Generalization Crossed
AGLTMS1
AGLTMS2
Accentuation
Age-related decline in controls but not Korsakoff's
Contact: Evelien Heyselaar (ev.heys@gmail.com)
Auditory Feedback Consistency
BIG-GWAS-HG
Beat Gesture and Pitch Accent in Isolated Sentences
Beat Gesture, Pitch Accent and Information Structure
BehExp_Cumulativity_SyntacticPriming_RTs
BehExp_Lexical_SyntacticPriming_RTs
Behavioral Replication: Are speakers influenced by the magnitude of their partner's syntactic priming effect?
Betagamma
Can the English stand the bottle like the Dutch?
This collection contains the data and materials belonging to the paper “can the English stand the bottle like the Dutch?” by Flecken & van Bergen (2019) in Cognitive Neuropsychology. The collection contains behavioural data (Experiment 1), raw EEG data files (Experiments 2 and 3), stimuli (pictures used in all experiments).
This collection contains the data and materials belonging to the paper “can the English stand the bottle like the Dutch?” by Flecken & van Bergen (2019) in Cognitive Neuropsychology. The collection contains behavioural data (Experiment 1), raw EEG data files (Experiments 2 and 3), stimuli (pictures used in all experiments).
Central Taurus Sign Language
Central Taurus Sign Language (CTSL) is an emerging sign language. It has sprung up spontaneously within the last half century in an isolated remote area in south-central Turkey. Today it has about 30 deaf and approximately 100 hearing users.
Cognition 2015