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Andrew Wedel

Professor, Second Language Acquisition / Teaching - GIDP | Member of the Graduate Faculty | Associate Professor, School of Middle Eastern and North African Studies | Professor, Linguistics | Professor, Cognitive Science - GIDP

Linguistics

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Collaboration(11)

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Grants(2)

ToMCAT: Theory of Mind-based Cognitive Architecture for Teams
Active·2019·$392.7K / $5.2M·
External
Co-Investigator (COI)
cognitive architectures, theory of mind, team dynamics, cognitive science, collaborative problem solving
SBE-RCUK: Experimental and Descriptive Investigations of Welsh (cym) Consonant Mutation
2015·$36.2K / $362.4K·
External
Co-Investigator (COI)
linguistics, phonetics, welsh language, language acquisition, language variation

Publications(64)

Recent

The Effect of Cue-specific Lexical Competitors on Hyperarticulation of VOT and F0 Contrasts in Korean Stops

2022

phonetics, language processing, articulation, lexical competition, korean language

6 Words, Probability, and Segmental Information: Less Probable Words Have More Informative Segments

2022

word probability, information segment, linguistics, data analysis, information theory

THE LEXICON AS A HUFFMAN CODE: WORDS ARE STRUCTURED FOR PROBABILISTICALLY BALANCED CONTRASTS

2020

linguistics, information theory, psycholinguistics, language processing, cognitive science

Greater Early Disambiguating Information for Less-Probable Words: The Lexicon Is Shaped by Incremental Processing

2019

lexical processing, disambiguation, information retrieval, word recognition, linguistic analysis

Incremental word processing influences the evolution of phonotactic patterns

2019

linguistics, phonotactics, language evolution, word processing, cognitive science

Crosslinguistic evidence for a strong statistical universal: Phonological neutralization targets word-ends over beginnings.

2019

phonology, crosslinguistic, statistical universals, phonological neutralization, word-endings

Priming study: lexical representation of mutated and unmutated forms

2018

lexical representation, priming effects, word mutations, cognitive psychology, experimental design

The phonetic specificity of contrastive hyperarticulation in natural speech

2018

phonetics, hyperarticulation, speech, contrastive, natural

Phonological grammars evolve to preserve information at word beginnings

2018

phonological grammars, word preservation, language evolution, information preservation, linguistic change

The role of predictability in shaping phonological patterns

2018

phonology, linguistics, predictability, language, pattern formation

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Andrew Wedel

Collaboration(11)

Clayton Morrison

Andrew Carnie

Jacobus Barnard

Adarsh Pyarelal

Michael Hammond

Grants(2)

ToMCAT: Theory of Mind-based Cognitive Architecture for Teams

SBE-RCUK: Experimental and Descriptive Investigations of Welsh (cym) Consonant Mutation

Publications(64)

The Effect of Cue-specific Lexical Competitors on Hyperarticulation of VOT and F0 Contrasts in Korean Stops

6 Words, Probability, and Segmental Information: Less Probable Words Have More Informative Segments

THE LEXICON AS A HUFFMAN CODE: WORDS ARE STRUCTURED FOR PROBABILISTICALLY BALANCED CONTRASTS

Greater Early Disambiguating Information for Less-Probable Words: The Lexicon Is Shaped by Incremental Processing

Incremental word processing influences the evolution of phonotactic patterns

Crosslinguistic evidence for a strong statistical universal: Phonological neutralization targets word-ends over beginnings.

Priming study: lexical representation of mutated and unmutated forms

The phonetic specificity of contrastive hyperarticulation in natural speech

Phonological grammars evolve to preserve information at word beginnings

The role of predictability in shaping phonological patterns