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Michael C. Frank

Benjamin Scott Crocker Professor of Human Biology and Professor by courtesy of Linguistics

Stanford University

Affiliations

School of Humanities and Sciences

Symbolic Systems

Michael C. Frank is currently serving as a School Of Humanities And Sciences Benjamin Scott Crocker Professor of Human Biology and Professor by courtesy of Linguistics at Stanford University.

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Michael C. Frank

Stanford University

Benjamin Scott Crocker Professor of Human Biology and Professor by courtesy of Linguistics

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psychology behavioral sciences psychological science developmental psychology individual differences cognitive science language cognitive development child development language development social cognition human behavior eye tracking reproducible research human development adult development collaborative effort social attention linguistic conventions reference games naive humans applied linguistics language learning social world language education language pedagogy language acquisition language science language teaching computer-assisted language learning open science linguistics language symbiosis

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Idiosyncratic but Not Opaque: Linguistic Conventions Formed in Reference Games Are Interpretable by NaïVe Humans and Vision–Language Models. (2025)

Veronica BoyceBen PrystawskiAlvin Wei Ming TanMichael C. Frank

linguistic conventionsnaive humansreference gameslanguagelinguistics

Individual Differences in Habituation Predict Dishabituation Magnitude in Adults and Infants. (2025)

Anjie CaoQiong CaoMichael C. FrankShari Liu

individual differencesdevelopmental psychologychild developmentpsychologyadult developmentbehavioral sciences

Measuring Variation in Gaze Following Across Communities, Ages, and Individuals: A Showcase of Tango-CC (Task for Assessing Individual Differences in Gaze Understanding-Open-Cross-Cultural). Advances in Methods and Practices in Psychological Science (2025)

Julia Christin PreinFlorian M. BednarskiArdain DzabatouMichael C. FrankAnnette M. E. HendersonJosefine KalbitzPatricia KanngiesserDilara KeşşafoğluBahar KöymenMaira V. Manrique-HernandezShirley MagaziLizbeth Mújica-ManriqueJulia OhlendorfDamilola OlaobaWesley R. PietersSarah Pope-CaldwellUmay SenKatie SlocombeRobert Z. SparksRoman StengelinJahnavi SunderarajanKirsten SutherlandFlorence TusiimeWilson VieiraZhen ZhangYufei ZongDaniel B. M. HaunManuel Bohn

individual differenceshuman behaviorpsychologysocial cognitioneye trackingpsychological science

Language Development. Springer eBooks (2021)

Michael C. Frank

linguisticslanguage development

Development of Social Attention. (2016)

Daniel YurovskyMichael C. Frank

developmental psychologypsychologycognitive developmenthuman developmentsocial attentioncognitive sciencebehavioral sciences

An Open, Large-Scale, Collaborative Effort to Estimate the Reproducibility of Psychological Science. Perspectives on Psychological Science

Michael C. Frank

reproducible researchpsychological sciencepsychologycollaborative effort

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Michael C. Frank

Benjamin Scott Crocker Professor of Human Biology and Professor by courtesy of Linguistics

Stanford University

Affiliations

School of Humanities and Sciences

Symbolic Systems

Michael C. Frank is currently serving as a School Of Humanities And Sciences Benjamin Scott Crocker Professor of Human Biology and Professor by courtesy of Linguistics at Stanford University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Michael C. Frank

Stanford University

Benjamin Scott Crocker Professor of Human Biology and Professor by courtesy of Linguistics

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Idiosyncratic but Not Opaque: Linguistic Conventions Formed in Reference Games Are Interpretable by NaïVe Humans and Vision–Language Models. (2025)

Veronica BoyceBen PrystawskiAlvin Wei Ming TanMichael C. Frank

linguistic conventionsnaive humansreference gameslanguagelinguistics

Individual Differences in Habituation Predict Dishabituation Magnitude in Adults and Infants. (2025)

Anjie CaoQiong CaoMichael C. FrankShari Liu

individual differencesdevelopmental psychologychild developmentpsychologyadult developmentbehavioral sciences

individual differenceshuman behaviorpsychologysocial cognitioneye trackingpsychological science

Language Development. Springer eBooks (2021)

Michael C. Frank

linguisticslanguage development

Development of Social Attention. (2016)

Daniel YurovskyMichael C. Frank

developmental psychologypsychologycognitive developmenthuman developmentsocial attentioncognitive sciencebehavioral sciences

An Open, Large-Scale, Collaborative Effort to Estimate the Reproducibility of Psychological Science. Perspectives on Psychological Science

Michael C. Frank

reproducible researchpsychological sciencepsychologycollaborative effort

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