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Arthur Samuel

Distinguished Professor Cognitive Science

Stony Brook University

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College of Arts & Sciences

Psychology

Arthur Samuel is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Sciences Distinguished Professor Cognitive Science at Stony Brook University.

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Stony Brook University

Distinguished Professor Cognitive Science

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cognitive science linguistics psychology speech perception psycholinguistics experimental psychology cognition memory phonetics cognitive psychology behavioral sciences attention hearing research psychophysics cognitive linguistics human performance psychological science vision research psychoacoustics adaptation auditory science bioacoustics neurolinguistics sensory science lexicon speech processing human cognition lexical semantics perceptual learning second language acquisition language learning music perception psychodynamic speech science speech production language comprehension phonemic restoration illusion selective adaptation spoken word recognition reading research applied cognitive psychology speech communication metacognition prosody (linguistics) spatial cognition perception system speech analysis lexical activation perceptual adjustments crosslinguistic interactions word learning memory studies child language imitative learning lexicography interactional linguistics inhibitory process language adaptation phonemic restoration time course first impressions last resorts mandarin lexical tones speech sounds perceptual recalibration lexical context applied psychology psychological bulletin ethnic studies tourist experience variety (linguistics) chronobiology cognitive ergonomics performance theory generative linguistics language variation language processing in the brain language multilingualism language recognition language science speech recognition

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Exposure to Second Language Accent Prompts Recalibration of Phonemic Categories. (2024)

Drew Jordan McLaughlinArthur G. Samuel

second language accentphonemic categoriesphoneticslinguistics

Phonological Neighborhood Density Effects on Spanish Spoken Word Recognition and Word Learning. (2024)

Ege GürArthur G. SamuelEfthymia Kapnoula

phonologylinguisticsword learning

Processing and Production of Affixes in Georgian and English: Testing a Processing Account of the Suffixing Preference. Journal of Linguistics (2024)

Alice C. HarrisArthur G. Samuel

linguisticsprocessing accountstring processingnatural language processingenglishsuffixing preference

Processing and Production of Clitics in Udi and European Portuguese: Testing a Processing Account of an Extension of the Suffixing Preference. Journal of Linguistics (2024)

Alice C. HarrisArthur G. Samuel

linguisticsprocessing accountstring processingeuropean portuguesenatural language processingsuffixing preference

Sensitivity to Subphonemic Differences in First Language Predicts Vocabulary Size in a Foreign Language. Language Learning (2024)

Efthymia C. KapnoulaArthur G. Samuel

linguisticslanguage acquisitionforeign languagefirst languagevocabulary sizelanguage learning

The Relationship of Speech Perception and Speech Production: It’s Complicated. Psychonomic Bulletin & Review (2024)

Melissa M Baese-BerkEfthymia C KapnoulaArthur G Samuel

speech outputphonologylinguisticsneurolinguisticsspeech motor controlspeech productionspeech processinglanguage processing in the brainneurosciencespeech analysisspeech perceptionhearing researchspeech sciencecognitive sciencepsycholinguisticsphoneticsspeech communication

When Jack Isn’t Jacques: Simultaneous Opposite Language-Specific Speech Perceptual Learning in French-English Bilinguals. PNAS Nexus (2024)

Tiphaine CaudrelierLucie MénardMarie-Michèle BeausoleilClara D MartinArthur G Samuel

second language acquisitionlinguisticslanguage comprehensionlanguage acquisitionfrench-english bilingualslanguage adaptationlanguage processing in the brainspeech perceptionsecond language learninglanguagepsycholinguisticsmultilingualismlanguage learning

Bad Maps May Not Always Get You Lost: Lexically Driven Perceptual Recalibration for Substituted Phonemes. Attention Perception & Psychophysics (2023)

Jeanne CharoyArthur G. Samuel

psychological sciencelinguisticsattentionlexical semanticsperceptual recalibrationpsychophysicsspeech perceptioncognitive sciencepsycholinguisticscognitive psychologyphoneticspsychologycognition

Flexibility and Stability of Speech Sounds: The Time Course of Lexically-Driven Recalibration. Journal of Phonetics (2023)

Yi ZhengArthur G. Samuel

lexically-driven recalibrationtime courselinguisticsspeech soundsphonetics

Lexically-Guided Phonetic Recalibration Transfers Across Languages in French-English Bilinguals. HAL (Le Centre pour la Communication Scientifique Directe) (2023)

Tiphaine CaudrelierClara D. MartinArthur G SamuelMarie-Michèle BeausoleilLucie MénardMark Tiede

linguisticsbilingual educationfrench-english bilingualsfrenchlanguagephonetics

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Arthur Samuel

Distinguished Professor Cognitive Science

Stony Brook University

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

Psychology

Arthur Samuel is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Sciences Distinguished Professor Cognitive Science at Stony Brook University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Arthur Samuel

Stony Brook University

Distinguished Professor Cognitive Science

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Exposure to Second Language Accent Prompts Recalibration of Phonemic Categories. (2024)

Drew Jordan McLaughlinArthur G. Samuel

second language accentphonemic categoriesphoneticslinguistics

Phonological Neighborhood Density Effects on Spanish Spoken Word Recognition and Word Learning. (2024)

Ege GürArthur G. SamuelEfthymia Kapnoula

phonologylinguisticsword learning

Processing and Production of Affixes in Georgian and English: Testing a Processing Account of the Suffixing Preference. Journal of Linguistics (2024)

Alice C. HarrisArthur G. Samuel

linguisticsprocessing accountstring processingnatural language processingenglishsuffixing preference

Processing and Production of Clitics in Udi and European Portuguese: Testing a Processing Account of an Extension of the Suffixing Preference. Journal of Linguistics (2024)

Alice C. HarrisArthur G. Samuel

linguisticsprocessing accountstring processingeuropean portuguesenatural language processingsuffixing preference

Sensitivity to Subphonemic Differences in First Language Predicts Vocabulary Size in a Foreign Language. Language Learning (2024)

Efthymia C. KapnoulaArthur G. Samuel

linguisticslanguage acquisitionforeign languagefirst languagevocabulary sizelanguage learning

The Relationship of Speech Perception and Speech Production: It’s Complicated. Psychonomic Bulletin & Review (2024)

Melissa M Baese-BerkEfthymia C KapnoulaArthur G Samuel

When Jack Isn’t Jacques: Simultaneous Opposite Language-Specific Speech Perceptual Learning in French-English Bilinguals. PNAS Nexus (2024)

Tiphaine CaudrelierLucie MénardMarie-Michèle BeausoleilClara D MartinArthur G Samuel

Bad Maps May Not Always Get You Lost: Lexically Driven Perceptual Recalibration for Substituted Phonemes. Attention Perception & Psychophysics (2023)

Jeanne CharoyArthur G. Samuel

psychological sciencelinguisticsattentionlexical semanticsperceptual recalibrationpsychophysicsspeech perceptioncognitive sciencepsycholinguisticscognitive psychologyphoneticspsychologycognition

Flexibility and Stability of Speech Sounds: The Time Course of Lexically-Driven Recalibration. Journal of Phonetics (2023)

Yi ZhengArthur G. Samuel

lexically-driven recalibrationtime courselinguisticsspeech soundsphonetics

Lexically-Guided Phonetic Recalibration Transfers Across Languages in French-English Bilinguals. HAL (Le Centre pour la Communication Scientifique Directe) (2023)

Tiphaine CaudrelierClara D. MartinArthur G SamuelMarie-Michèle BeausoleilLucie MénardMark Tiede

linguisticsbilingual educationfrench-english bilingualsfrenchlanguagephonetics

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