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Conference Presentations
1998
Audet, C., Burgess, C., & Driessen,
N. (1998). Redundant representations of categorical and
locative relationships in the cerebral hemispheres. Paper presented
at TENNET IX, Ninth Annual Conference on Theoretical and Experimental
Neuropsychology, Montreal, Quebec.
Seventh Annual UCLA Undergraduate Research Conference
Winter 1998
de Anda,
L., & Contreras, L. Measuring Conflict Among Roommates:
The Effect of Gender and Ethnicity.
Chang,
O. The Effects of Gender and Ethnicity in Relation
to Interpersonal Closeness of Young Adults and their Parents.
Castaneda,
A. The Effect of Experimenter Gender, Semantic Density,
and Sexual Connotation on the Production of Word Associations.
Hage, D.
Effects of proper name gender on the retrieval of proper names.
1997
Burgess, C., Lund, K., & Kromsky,
A. (1997). Examining issues in developmental psycholinguistics
with a high-dimensional memory model. Paper presented at the Psychonomics
Society Meeting, Los Angeles, CA.
-- Ok. Ann isn't really an undergraduate. She was 15 when she
started her Museum of Science and Industry Fellowship in the lab.
She won that fellowship and a $4,000 scholarship! She started
the HALjr project and in 1998 won 8th place in the Westinghouse
Science Talent Search - a $10,000 scholarship. (to quote Ann..."Science
pays!")
Audet, C., Driessen,
N., & Burgess, C. (1997). Evaluating semantic neighborhood
effects in categorical and locative priming in the cerebral hemispheres.
Paper presented at TENNET VIII, Eighth Annual Conference on Theoretical
and Experimental Neuropsychology, Montreal, Quebec.
Sixth Annual UCLA Undergraduate Research Conference
Spring 1997.
Coate, C. W.
Can human emotions be computationally modeled?
Vo,
T. Modeling semantic priming
in a schizophrenic computer simulation.
Pleasant,
J. Oculomotor patterns
may provide an non-subjective measure for eyewitness accuracy.
1996
Atchley, R. A., Burgess, C., & Keeney,
M. (1996). Summation priming in the cerebral hemispheres:
Effects of practice. Paper presented at TENNET VII, Seventh Annual
Conference on Theoretical and Experimental Neuropsychology, Montreal,
Quebec.
Atchley, R. A., Keeney,
M., & Burgess, C. (1996). Cerebral hemispheric mechanisms
linking ambiguous word meaning reftieval with subjects varying
in verbal creativity. Paper presented at TENNET VII, Seventh Annual
Conference on Theoretical and Experimental Neuropsychology, Montreal,
Quebec.
1995
Atchley, R.A., Burgess, C., Audet,
C., & Arambel,
S. (May, 1995). Effects of Timecourse and Context on
the Processing of Lexical Ambiguity in the Cerebral Hemispheres.
Paper presented at TENNET VI, Sixth Annual Conference on Theoretical
and Experimental Neuropsychology, Montreal, Quebec.
Burgess, C., Clark, S.E., Audet,
C., & Livesay, K. (March, 1995). Eyewitness Interpretation
of an Ambiguous Event: Bias and Gender Effects. Paper presented
at the Western Psychological Association Conference, Los Angeles.
Monthei,
E., Atchley, R.A., & Burgess, C. (March, 1995). Effects
of Ambiguity on Story Recall: Implications for Eyewitness Testimony.
Paper presented at the Western Psychological Association Conference,
Los Angeles.
Arambel,
S. , & Burgess, C. (March, 1995). Cerebral Asymmetries
in Producing Semantic Paralexias with Ambiguous Words. Paper presented
at the Western Psychological Association Conference, Los Angeles.
1994
Burgess, C., Atchley, R. A., Audet, C.,
& Arambel,
S. (November, 1994). Cerebral Hemispheric Mechanisms
of Lexical Ambiguity: Dominance and Sentence Context Effects.
Paper presented at the Psychonomics Society Meeting, St. Louis,
MO.
Bonnet,
A., & Burgess, C. (August, 1994). Cerebral Asymmetries
in the Retrieval of Mediated Concepts. Paper presented at the
American Psychological Association Conference, Los Angeles.
Burgess, C., Tanenhaus, M., & Hoffman,
M. (August, 1994). Parafoveal and Semantic Effects on Syntactic
Ambiguity Resolution. Paper presented at the Cognitive Science
Society Meeting, Atlanta, GA.
Atchley, R. A., Burgess, C., & Schwagler,
J. (May, 1994). Age of Reading Acquisition Does Not Affect
Semantic Priming. Paper presented at TENNET V, Fifth Annual Conference
on Theoretical and Experimental Neuropsychology, Montreal, Quebec.
Bonnet,
A., & Goldstein, S. (May,
1994). A Right Hemisphere Locus for Mediated Semantic Priming?
Paper presented at TENNET V, Fifth Annual Conference on Theoretical
and Experimental Neuropsychology, Montreal, Quebec.
Third Annual UCLA Undergraduate Research Conference
Spring 1994
Bonnet,
A. Presuppositional language: Influence on child eyewitness
testimony.
Bonnet,
A. Cerebral asymmetries in the retrieval of mediated
concepts.
UCR Minority Summer Research Internship Program: Student Abstracts
1994
Arambel,
S. Cerebral asymmetries in the procuction of semantic
paralexias with ambiguous word meanings.
-- Received a Ford Foundation Fellowship and is now a Ph.D. student
at UCR.
1993
Burgess, C., Hoffman, M., Tanenhaus,
M., & Lund, K. (November, 1993). Parafoveal Effects on Syntactic
Ambiguity Resolution: Evidence from Preposition Length. Paper
presented at the Psychonomics Society Meeting, Washington, D.C.
Second Annual UCLA Undergraduate Research Conference
Spring 1993
Bonnet,
A., & Bobroff, M. Priming
effects in true and false statements..
Christo,
L., & Schwartz, J., Paternal
absence as a determining factor in introverted females.
Kavanagh, S. D. Recall of brand
names from ambiguous advertisements.
Young,
J., & McCormick, M., Physical
attractiveness and gender as variables in salesclerks' response
time.
1992
Burgess, C., Shaibe, D. M., Li,
M., & Peterson, R.R. (November, 1992). Interaction of Thematic
and Lexical Information in Parsing: A Connectionist Account. Paper
presented at the Psychonomics Society Meeting, St. Louis, MO.
Burgess, C., Tanenhaus, M. K., & Marks,
N. (August, 1992). Orthographic and semantic similarity
in auditory rhyme decisions. Paper presented at the Cognitive
Science Society annual meeting, Bloomington, IN.
Burgess, C., & Sanders, J. (1992).
The Partial Failure of Referential Support in Disambiguating Prepositional-phrase
Attachment Ambiguities. Paper presented at the Eastern Psychological
Association annual meeting, Boston, MA.
Burgess, C., Troffkin, B., & Fitzgerald,
S. (1992). Evidence for Phonological Mediation using Non-homographic
Homophones during Online Sentence Comprehension. Paper presented
at the Eastern Psychological Association annual meeting, Boston,
MA.
Burgess, C., & Pomella, K. (1992).
Context Effects of Adjacent Text During the Interpretation of
Ambiguous Advertisements. Paper presented at the Eastern Psychological
Association annual meeting, Boston, MA.
Burgess, C., Troy, J., Durr, A.L.,
Dohn, A.H., & Bucolo, J. (1992).
Online Use of Age and Gender Information during Sentence Comprehension.
Paper presented at the Cognitive Aging Conference, Atlanta, Georgia.
1991
Burgess, C., Peterson, R.R., Sanders,
J., & Forsythe, W. (May, 1991).
A Left Hemisphere Locus for Backward Priming? Paper presented
at TENNET II, Second Annual Conference on Theoretical and Experimental
Neuropsychology, Montreal, Quebec.
Burgess, C., & Skodis, J. (1991).
Lexical evidence for syntactic parallelism in the left hemisphere.
Paper presented at TENNET II, Second Annual Conference on Theoretical
and Experimental Neuropsychology, Montreal, Quebec.
Twenty Sixth Annual New York State Undergraduate Research Conference
April 1991
Troy, J., & Bucolo,
J., Lexical and Semantic Processing of Gender and Age Bias
in Language.
Fitzgerald, S., & Troffkin,
B., Lexical Access Modality and Heterographic Homophones.
Krauss, A., & Manion,
A., Semantic and Pragmatic Level Sentence Context Effects
on Lexical Ambiguity Access.
Sautter, C. A., Associative Links
Between Concepts Utilized in the Comprehension of Metaphors.
Sanders, J. L., Discourse Constraints
on Minimal Attachment Parsing Preferences.
Pan, R., Exploring the Link Between
Color and Emotion.
Fullerton, S. J., Field Dependence/Field
Independence and its Effect on the Recognition of Ambiguous Words.
Cannon, K., & Shaibe,
D., Do We Retrieve Arithmatic Facts From A Network System?
Forsythe, W. J., & Sanders,
J., Making Backward Inferences in the Left and Right Cerebral
Hemispheres.
Lindfield, K. C., Is the Appreciation
of Metaphoric Word Meanings in Intact Humans a Consequence of
Right Hemisphere Processing?
Melnick, S., & Galbiote,
S., Do Distinctive Emotional Categories Exist in the Right
and Left Hemispheres?
1989
Peterson, R. R., Burgess, C., Dell, G. S., Eberhard,
K. (April, 1989). Dissociation of Syntactic and
Semantic Analyses During Idiom Processing. Paper presented at
the 2nd Annual CUNY Conference on Human Sentence Processing, New
York, NY.
1988
Shenkman, K., Burgess, C., O'Conner, K., Chu,
J., Bruegger, G., Roitblat,
H., & Bever, T. (November, 1988). Complexity and cerebral asymmetries
in latent learning of cognitive maps. Paper presented at the Psychonomic
Society Annual Meeting, Chicago.
Burgess, C., Tanenhaus, M. K., & Marks,
N. (April, 1988). Orthographic and semantic similarity
in auditory rhyme decisions. Paper presented at the Eastern Psychological
Association annual meeting, Buffalo, NY.
Marks, N., Durr,
A., & Burgess, C. (April, 1988). Is the semantic processing
of emotional valence in words really automatic? Paper presented
at the Eastern Psychological Association annual meeting, Buffalo,
NY.
-- Amy went on to get a Masters in Nursing and is now at Duke
University.
Durr, A., & Burgess, C. (April,
1988). A proprioceptive account of the decrement effect in the
Mueller-Lyer illusion. Paper presented at the Eastern Psychological
Association annual meeting, Buffalo, NY.
Burgess, C., & Rosen, A. (April,
1988). Priming of emotional words in the cerebral hemispheres.
Paper presented at the Fifth Annual Linguistic Studies Conference
on Language and Communication, Syracuse, NY.
1987
Peterson, R. R., Burgess, C., Dell, G. S., & Eberhard,
K. (November, 1987). Syntactic processing occurs in idiom
comprehension. Paper presented at the Psychonomic Society annual
meeting, Seattle, WA.
-- Kathy is now an Assistant Professor at the University of Notre
Dame.
Twenty Second Annual New York State Undergraduate Research
Conference
April 1987
These papers were lab projects completed in the cognition lab
under the supervision of Dr. Burgess while he was at the University
of Rochester.
O'Brien, J. Thematic roles in language
processing.
Received a Ph.D. from UCSC and is now an Assistant Professor at
Lake Forest College.
Iverson, P. Function and content
words: hemispheric asymmetries demonstrated through language comprehension
tasks.
Received a Ph.D. from Cornell and now on the faculty at ?.
Glow, S. The relation of cerebral
organization to family sinistrality.
Auer, E. The effects of schemata
on memory for temporally related lists.
Ed got his Ph.D. at SUNY-Buffalo and is now a research scientist.
Marks, N. Retrieval of emotional
information: It can't be helped.
Nancy went on to get an MBA.
Trueswell, J. Processing spatial
information from mental images using visual illusions.
John is now an Assistant Professor at University of Pennsylvania.
Rosen, A. This student of Dr.~Burgess's
sent her paper to the 1988 NY State Undergraduate Psychology Conference,
but the record of that paper's title is lost.
Amy went to graduate school at Harvard.
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