Day 2: Tuesday, 13 September 2022

Timetable

Location: Kleine Aula in the RAA building of the University of Zurich, Rämistrasse 59, 8001 Zurich, room RAA-G-01(see Venue )

Times CET	Talks
9.00-9.30	Marta De Pedis, Adam Zawiszewski and Itziar Laka Can the frequency of pseudorelatives account for high attachment preferences? Testing the pseudorelative-first hypothesis in Italian and Spanish
9.30-10.00	Filip Smolik and Sudha Arunachalam Weak effects of syntactic bootstrapping from pronominal gender in Czech 2-year-olds
10.00-10.20	Coffee break
10.20-10.50	Gregory Antono, Ashley Yim, Daphna Heller and Craig Chambers Can cognitive biases yield ordering patterns within the noun phrase? Evidence from silent gesture and artificial language learning
10.50-11.20	Pablo Contreras Kallens, Padraic Monaghan and Morten H. Christiansen Evidence of sound-meaning cues in a typologically and genealogically diverse dataset of two hundred languages
11.20-11.40	Coffee break
11.40-12.10	Anna M. Mathew, Mahima Gulati, Shikha Bhattamishra, R. Muralikrishnan and Kamal K. Choudhary Processing of ergative case in Hindi light verb constructions: An ERP study
12.10-12.40	Pegah Faghiri, Eva van Lier and Monique Flecken Investigating lexical bias in Persian light verb constructions: What can we learn from priming experiments?
12.40-14.15	Lunch break
14.15-15.15	Keynote 2: Matt Wagers *Alignment, Reanalysis and Reencoding abstract*
15.15-15.45	Jana Willer-Gold, Mark de Vos, Kristina Riedel, Jochen Zeller, Mfundo Didi, Maseanakoena Mokoaleli, Andrew Bevis, Hlumela Mkabile, Bojana Ristić, Neo Putini, Sinovuyo Manyongwana and Andrew Nevins Crossing language families: Elicited production of conjunct agreement in South Slavic and Southern Bantu
15.45-16.15	Coffee break
16.15-16.45	Dustin A. Chacón, Subhekshya Shrestha, Brian Dillon, Rajesh Bhatt, Diogo Almeida and Alec Marantz Brain activity in Hindi and Nepali reflects language-adapted processing strategies
16.45-17.15	Evan Kidd, Gabriela Rodriguez Garrido, Sasha Wilmoth and Rachel Nordlinger Word order flexibility requires greater advanced planning: evidence from Pitjantjatjara (Pama-Nyungan)
17.15-17.30	Closing remarks
Right after	Drinks / Bar