Language processing takes place in the brain, and we cannot see what is happening inside the skull. However, psycholinguistics offers a way to induce the processes that take place in our mind when we produce and comprehend language. In this course, we will learn about psy-cholinguistic methods and models that explain how we use and understand words and sen-tences. We will read and discuss original research papers and get some hands-on experience with in-class experiments, exploring the psychological reality of linguistic structure with respect to sounds, words, sentences and discourse.
| Code | 4412044 |
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| Degree programme | Double major Bachelor’s degree English Studies, MA, Teacher training course: Gymnasien |
| Lecturer(s) and contact person | Carroll |
| Type of course | Seminar |
| Semester | Winter semester |
| Language of instruction | English |
| Level of study | Bachelor, Master |
| ECTS credits | Please contact the lecturer |