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Matthew Webb Wagers

Professor and Department Chair

University of California, Santa Cruz

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Humanities

Linguistics

Matthew Webb Wagers is currently serving as a Humanities Professor and Department Chair at University of California, Santa Cruz.

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Matthew Webb Wagers

University of California, Santa Cruz

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linguistics neuroscience natural language processing cognitive science psychology memory psycholinguistics semantics cognitive neuroscience language comprehension experimental psychology cognition linguistic theory cognitive psychology grammar neurolinguistics psychological science working memory cognitive linguistics biological psychology natural language theoretical linguistics agreement attraction working-memory capacity island effects real-time comprehension memory mechanisms experimental syntax asian studies ancient mesoamerica behavioral research behavioral decision making speech processing scientific data information technology applied linguistics general linguistics experimental psychopathology dependency analysis human memory cementation quantitative psychology knowledge extraction information extraction keyword extraction relationship extraction user acceptance acceptability interpretability field experiments language science linguistic typology semantic analysis (linguistics) syntactic island effects cambridge handbook multiple dependencies selective fallibility grammatical illusions real-time language comprehension active dependency construction wh-agreement language linguistic cognition mandarin chinese language language processing in the brain

Notable Scholarly Works

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Title Pending 11032. Glossa a journal of general linguistics (2024)

Jed Sam Pizarro-GuevaraMatthew Wagers

linguisticslinguistic typologyapplied linguisticstheoretical linguisticscontext (linguistics)corpus linguisticsgeneral linguisticscomputational linguisticslinguistic theorycognitive linguisticslanguagestructural linguisticssemantic analysis (linguistics)sociolinguistics

Chapter 3 Encoding Interference in Verb-Initial Languages. De Gruyter eBooks (2023)

Matthew Wagers

syntaxverb-initial languageslinguisticslanguage

Language-Processing Experiments in the Field. Oxford University Press eBooks (2023)

Matthew WagersSandra Chung

natural language processinglanguage-processing experimentslinguisticsfield experiments

The Future of Experimental Syntax. Oxford University Press eBooks (2023)

Diogo AlmeidaMara BreenJonathan R. BrennanKaty CarlsonSandra ChungJennifer CulbertsonIan CunningsBrian DillonStephani ForakerTim HunterElsi KaiserDave KushJeffrey L. LidzWilliam MatchinLisa S. PearlLaurel PerkinsMaria PolinskyCorianne RogalskyJeffrey RunnerJon SprouseKristen SyrettKriszta Eszter SzendrőiMatthew WagersMasaya Yoshida

computer scienceexperimental syntaxlinguisticsnatural language processing

Extraction From English Rcs and Cross-Linguistic Similarities in the Environments That Facilitate Extraction. Languages (2022)

Jake W. VincentIvy SichelMatthew W. Wagers

linguisticsknowledge extractionkeyword extractioninformation extractionenglish rcsrelationship extractionnatural language processing

Memory for Linguistic Features and the Focus of Attention: Evidence From the Dynamics of Agreement Inside Dp. Language Cognition and Neuroscience (2022)

Matthew WagersBrian McElree

memorylinguisticsattentionneurolinguisticscognitive neuroscienceneurosciencelinguistic featurescognitive sciencenatural language processingneuropsychology

Processing Reflexive Pronouns When They Don’t Announce Themselves. Glossa Psycholinguistics (2022)

Matthew WagersManuel F. BorjaSandra Chung

linguisticsspeech processingcommunicationpsycholinguisticsnatural language processingpsychology

Approaching Gradience in Acceptability With the Tools of Signal Detection Theory. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2021)

Brian DillonMatthew W. Wagers

interpretabilitylinguisticssignal detection theoryuser acceptancecommunicationsemanticsepistemologyacceptabilitybehavioral sciences

Hierarchical Structure and Memory Mechanisms in Agreement Attraction. PLoS ONE (2020)

Julie FranckMatthew Wagers

memory mechanismscognitive neuroscienceneuroscienceagreement attractioncognitive sciencebehavioral scienceshierarchical structure

On the Universality of Intrusive Resumption: Evidence From Chamorro and Palauan. Natural Language & Linguistic Theory (2020)

Sandra ChungMatthew W. Wagers

linguisticscommunication theoryliterary theorynatural languagecommunicationlinguistic theoryintrusive resumption

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Matthew Webb Wagers

Professor and Department Chair

University of California, Santa Cruz

Affiliations

Humanities

Linguistics

Matthew Webb Wagers is currently serving as a Humanities Professor and Department Chair at University of California, Santa Cruz.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Matthew Webb Wagers

University of California, Santa Cruz

Professor and Department Chair

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Title Pending 11032. Glossa a journal of general linguistics (2024)

Jed Sam Pizarro-GuevaraMatthew Wagers

Chapter 3 Encoding Interference in Verb-Initial Languages. De Gruyter eBooks (2023)

Matthew Wagers

syntaxverb-initial languageslinguisticslanguage

Language-Processing Experiments in the Field. Oxford University Press eBooks (2023)

Matthew WagersSandra Chung

natural language processinglanguage-processing experimentslinguisticsfield experiments

The Future of Experimental Syntax. Oxford University Press eBooks (2023)

computer scienceexperimental syntaxlinguisticsnatural language processing

Extraction From English Rcs and Cross-Linguistic Similarities in the Environments That Facilitate Extraction. Languages (2022)

Jake W. VincentIvy SichelMatthew W. Wagers

linguisticsknowledge extractionkeyword extractioninformation extractionenglish rcsrelationship extractionnatural language processing

Memory for Linguistic Features and the Focus of Attention: Evidence From the Dynamics of Agreement Inside Dp. Language Cognition and Neuroscience (2022)

Matthew WagersBrian McElree

memorylinguisticsattentionneurolinguisticscognitive neuroscienceneurosciencelinguistic featurescognitive sciencenatural language processingneuropsychology

Processing Reflexive Pronouns When They Don’t Announce Themselves. Glossa Psycholinguistics (2022)

Matthew WagersManuel F. BorjaSandra Chung

linguisticsspeech processingcommunicationpsycholinguisticsnatural language processingpsychology

Approaching Gradience in Acceptability With the Tools of Signal Detection Theory. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2021)

Brian DillonMatthew W. Wagers

interpretabilitylinguisticssignal detection theoryuser acceptancecommunicationsemanticsepistemologyacceptabilitybehavioral sciences

Hierarchical Structure and Memory Mechanisms in Agreement Attraction. PLoS ONE (2020)

Julie FranckMatthew Wagers

memory mechanismscognitive neuroscienceneuroscienceagreement attractioncognitive sciencebehavioral scienceshierarchical structure

On the Universality of Intrusive Resumption: Evidence From Chamorro and Palauan. Natural Language & Linguistic Theory (2020)

Sandra ChungMatthew W. Wagers

linguisticscommunication theoryliterary theorynatural languagecommunicationlinguistic theoryintrusive resumption

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