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People > Graduate StudentsMaureen Gillespie • See curriculum vitae (pdf) • See research website (pdf)
I am a graduate student in Professor Neal Pearlmutter’s laboratory. Generally, my research interests are focused on the interplay of syntax and semantics in language production (how we plan what we say) and comprehension (how we understand what we hear and read). My current research examines the way humans produce language and keep track of grammatical information across an entire sentence. Specifically, I examine the syntactic and semantic properties of noun phrases that elicit subject-verb agreement errors in sentences as a means to understand the underlying mechanisms of syntactic planning. My doctoral research will examine how the timing of planning of elements within a phrase affects normal language production. For more information about me or my research, please visit: http://sites.google.com/site/gillespiemaureen |