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James Magnuson

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University of Connecticut

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College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Psychological Sciences

James Magnuson is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences Professor at University of Connecticut.

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cognitive science psychology linguistics psycholinguistics natural language processing neuroscience cognition cognitive neuroscience speech perception spoken word recognition cognitive psychology memory neurolinguistics experimental psychology semantics spoken language processing reading research lexicon time course individual differences language recognition human cognition cognitive linguistics psychological science speech processing hearing research psychodynamic language comprehension psychophysics visual world paradigm talker variability eye movements computational modeling lexical access memory studies behavioral research developmental science child language spatial cognition behavior analysis word recognition psychological bulletin developmental cognitive neuroscience human-computer interaction vision research semantic similarity semantic processing predictive coding distributional semantics speech science verbal interactions spoken-word recognition lexical competition perceptual accommodation listener expectations word learning sentence processing phonological instability french language experimental social psychology applied cognitive psychology early childhood development action (philosophy) constraint satisfaction collective cognition constraint solving applied behavior analysis language disorders genome-wide association studies metacognition embodied cognition mental process performance theory psychoacoustics auditory science cultural psychology language network language processing in the brain speech communication speech recognition atypical language development language science language development language speechlanguage pathology

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Psycholinguistics. Oxford University Press eBooks (2025)

Fernanda Ferreira

Do They Know It's Christmash? Lexical Knowledge Directly Impacts Speech Perception. Cognitive Science (2024)

Sahil LuthraAnne Marie CrinnionDavid SaltzmanJames S. Magnuson

neurolinguisticslexical knowledgenatural language processingcognitioncognitive sciencespeech perceptionlinguistics

Lexical Feedback in the Time-Invariant String Kernel (Tisk) Model of Spoken Word Recognition. Journal of Cognition (2024)

James S. MagnusonHeejo YouThomas Hannagan

time-invariant string kernelcognitive psychologynatural language processingcognitioncognitive sciencelexical feedbackpsychologypsycholinguisticscognitive linguisticshuman cognitionlinguisticsspoken word recognition

Recurrent Neural Networks as Neuro-Computational Models of Human Speech Recognition. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Christian BrodbeckThomas HannaganJames S. Magnuson

computer sciencemachine learningneuro-computational modelsneurosciencecognitive sciencehuman speech recognitionsystems neurosciencecognitive neurosciencecomputational neurosciencespeech recognition

Resolving Competing Predictions in Speech: How Qualitatively Different Cues and Cue Reliability Contribute to Phoneme Identification. Attention Perception & Psychophysics (2024)

Anne Marie CrinnionSahil LuthraPhoebe GastonJames S. Magnuson

cognitive psychologycognitioncognitive sciencepsychophysicsspeech perceptionpsychologypsycholinguisticsexperimental psychologyperception systempsychological sciencelinguisticsattention

Simple Recurrent Networks Are Interactive. Psychonomic Bulletin & Review (2024)

James S MagnusonSahil Luthra

deep learningmachine learninginteractive computinginteractive learningneural network (machine learning)computer scienceinteractive machine learningcognitive scienceneurosciencenatural computingrobot learningcomputational intelligencesimple recurrent networkshuman-computer interactionrecurrent neural networksintelligent computingneural computationartificial intelligencevector space model

Contra Assertions, Feedback Improves Word Recognition: How Feedback and Lateral Inhibition Sharpen Signals Over Noise. Cognition (2023)

James S. MagnusonAnne Marie CrinnionSahil LuthraPhoebe GastonSamantha Grubb

contra assertionsmachine learningword recognitioncognitive scienceneurosciencepsycholinguistics

Investigating the Extent to Which Distributional Semantic Models Capture a Broad Range of Semantic Relations. Cognitive Science (2023)

Kevin S. BrownEiling YeeGitte JoergensenMelissa TroyerElliot SaltzmanJay RuecklJames S. MagnusonKen McRae

natural language processingcognitive sciencesemantic relationsbroad rangedistributional semantic modelssemanticsdistributional semantics

Spoken Word Recognition: A Focus on Plasticity. Annual Review of Linguistics (2023)

Efthymia C. KapnoulaMina JevtovićJames S. Magnuson

natural language processinglinguisticsplasticityneuroscience

Using Tms to Evaluate a Causal Role for Right Posterior Temporal Cortex in Talker-Specific Phonetic Processing. Brain and Language (2023)

Sahil LuthraHannah MechtenbergCristal GiorioRachel M. TheodoreJames S. MagnusonEmily B. Myers

neurologyneurolinguisticsneurosciencecognitive sciencespeech perceptionspoken language processingphoneticsspeech scienceaudiologycognitive neurosciencespeech processingcomputational neurosciencetalker-specific phonetic processingcausal role

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James Magnuson

Professor

University of Connecticut

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Psychological Sciences

James Magnuson is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences Professor at University of Connecticut.

Honors

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Experiences

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University of Connecticut

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Psycholinguistics. Oxford University Press eBooks (2025)

Fernanda Ferreira

Do They Know It's Christmash? Lexical Knowledge Directly Impacts Speech Perception. Cognitive Science (2024)

Sahil LuthraAnne Marie CrinnionDavid SaltzmanJames S. Magnuson

neurolinguisticslexical knowledgenatural language processingcognitioncognitive sciencespeech perceptionlinguistics

Lexical Feedback in the Time-Invariant String Kernel (Tisk) Model of Spoken Word Recognition. Journal of Cognition (2024)

James S. MagnusonHeejo YouThomas Hannagan

Recurrent Neural Networks as Neuro-Computational Models of Human Speech Recognition. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Christian BrodbeckThomas HannaganJames S. Magnuson

computer sciencemachine learningneuro-computational modelsneurosciencecognitive sciencehuman speech recognitionsystems neurosciencecognitive neurosciencecomputational neurosciencespeech recognition

Resolving Competing Predictions in Speech: How Qualitatively Different Cues and Cue Reliability Contribute to Phoneme Identification. Attention Perception & Psychophysics (2024)

Anne Marie CrinnionSahil LuthraPhoebe GastonJames S. Magnuson

cognitive psychologycognitioncognitive sciencepsychophysicsspeech perceptionpsychologypsycholinguisticsexperimental psychologyperception systempsychological sciencelinguisticsattention

Simple Recurrent Networks Are Interactive. Psychonomic Bulletin & Review (2024)

James S MagnusonSahil Luthra

Contra Assertions, Feedback Improves Word Recognition: How Feedback and Lateral Inhibition Sharpen Signals Over Noise. Cognition (2023)

James S. MagnusonAnne Marie CrinnionSahil LuthraPhoebe GastonSamantha Grubb

contra assertionsmachine learningword recognitioncognitive scienceneurosciencepsycholinguistics

Investigating the Extent to Which Distributional Semantic Models Capture a Broad Range of Semantic Relations. Cognitive Science (2023)

Kevin S. BrownEiling YeeGitte JoergensenMelissa TroyerElliot SaltzmanJay RuecklJames S. MagnusonKen McRae

natural language processingcognitive sciencesemantic relationsbroad rangedistributional semantic modelssemanticsdistributional semantics

Spoken Word Recognition: A Focus on Plasticity. Annual Review of Linguistics (2023)

Efthymia C. KapnoulaMina JevtovićJames S. Magnuson

natural language processinglinguisticsplasticityneuroscience

Using Tms to Evaluate a Causal Role for Right Posterior Temporal Cortex in Talker-Specific Phonetic Processing. Brain and Language (2023)

Sahil LuthraHannah MechtenbergCristal GiorioRachel M. TheodoreJames S. MagnusonEmily B. Myers

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