office: lattimore 510
phone: 275-4084
email: to solve this puzzle, you must know that my real name is kathleen carbary. using that information you can construct my email, which is firstname . lastname @ rochester . edu

education

BA, Psychology, Reed College. 2004.

research interests

referential form, intonational meaning, dialogue, syntactic priming, and sometimes, scalar implicatures.

publications

I don't have any publications yet. I'm a 3rd year grad student.

presentations

BCS lunch talk. "Syntactic priming in an unscripted referential dialogue task." April 30th, 2008.

Carbary, K. M., Gunlogson, C., Tanenhaus, M. K. Taking the accent off accessories: de-accenting as a cue during reference resolution. A poster presented at Experimental and Theoretical Advances in Prosody Conference, April 2008, Cornell University. Abstract (pdf), Poster (pdf)

Grodner, D., Klein, N., Carbary, K., & Tanenhaus, M. Experimental evidence for rapid interpretation of pragmatic 'some.' A talk presented at the CUNY Sentence Processing Conference, UNC Chapel Hill, March, 2008; and at the Workshop on Experimental Pragmatics & Semantics at DGfS, Bamberg University, Germany, Feb. 2008.

Grodner, D., Klein, N., Carbary, K., & Tanenhaus, M. Experimental evidence for rapid interpretation of pragmatic 'some.' A poster presented at XPRAG, Berlin, Germany, 2007.

Carbary, K. & Tanenahus, M. Syntactic priming in an unscripted dialogue task. A poster presented at the CUNY Sentence Processing Conference. UCSD, March 2007. Astract (pdf), Poster (pdf)

about me

I'm a grad student at the University of Rochester, where I work on the topics described above with Prof. Mike Tanenhaus in the Brain and Cognitive Sciences Department and Prof. Christine Gunlogson in the Linguistics Department.

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