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1. Natalie's Experiment 1. Natalie's Experiment[[br]]

Katrina Housel

Priority 1: Field Work in Mayan. BR Piloting subjects in the NP weight conditions. Read more about animacy effects. Improve/Proofread Givenness videos.

Priority 2: My experiment.BR Run 14 more subjects (SB-while I'm gone). Transcribe and annotate (Ryan).

Priority 3: Get all final copies on p and the cs server.

Priority 4: Plan lab meeting, set up photoshop tutorial.

Ting Qian

I have plans for working on the following stuff during the summer:

1) Chinese Entropy and Chinese English Entropy (Link: ["HlpLab/Projects/ConstantEntropyChinese"] )BR - continued from the independent study with Florian in the past spring semester.

2) Internship @ Center of Language and Speech Processing at Johns Hopkins University BR - June 22 - Aug 15 (Yes, I will be out of town in Baltimore)

3) Unfortunately I have to take a summer course before heading off to Baltimore, which leaves little time to do anything else.

But a plan is a plan, which is always changeable, and priorities are flexible. ;-)

Here's a web page which shows my calendar: http://mail.rochester.edu/~tqian/Calendar.html

Sarah Brown

Coding Data for the SuprisalPriming experiment

Running Subjects for Katrina's experiment

Planning RA lab tutorial to teach what I know about Praat

Things I would love to do: design an experiment regarding whether subjects are more primable with the SuprisalPriming experiment depending on outside variables like whether they get a cookie or their money before hand or whether the Priming sentances are in loud or emotional voices.

Alice Wu

1. Natalie's Experimentbr 2. Making Videos for Katrina's experiment

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