Phonetics, Phonology, and Morphology

Phonological encoding and phonetic duration

Melinda D. Fricke
2013

Co-advisors: Susanne Gahl and Keith Johnson

The Effects of Phonological Neighborhoods on Pronunciation Variation in Conversational Speech

Yao Yao
2011

Co-advisors: Keith Johnson and Susanne Gahl

Combining structure and usage patterns in morpheme production: Probabilistic effects of sentence context and inflectional paradigms

Clara Cohen
2014

Advisor: Susanne Gahl

Aspects of articulatory and perceptual learning in novel phoneme acquisition

Emily S. Cibelli
2015

Advisor: Keith Johnson

Accounting for the phonetic value of nonspeech sounds

Gregory Finley
2015

Advisor: Keith Johnson

Constructional Morphology: The Georgian Version

Olga I. Gurevich
2006

Co-advisors: Eve Sweetser and James Blevins

Choguita Rarámuri (Tarahumara) Phonology and Morphology

Gabriela Caballero
2008

Advisor: Andrew Garrett

Hierarchical spatiotemporal dynamics of speech rhythm and articulation

Samuel E. Tilsen
2009

Advisor: Keith Johnson

First Language Phonetic Drift during Second Language Acquisition

Charles B. Chang
2010

Advisor: Keith Johnson

Usage-based approaches to aphasia

Susanne Gahl
Lise Menn
2016

Background: Effects of word frequency on language comprehension and production are pervasive in speakers with and without aphasia. Frequency effects at the sentence level are likewise pervasive in neurotypical speakers, but have received relatively little attention in the aphasia literature. When discussed, frequency-based explanations have typically been dismissed as explanations of sentence-level deficits. Usage-based approaches to understanding the accessibility of clause and phrase structures are not widely used in aphasiology, in spite of their psycholinguistic plausibility.

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