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Account of the Human Interaction Lab at Tufts University, headed by J.P. de Ruiter. Interdisciplinary study of communication: how it works and how it fails.

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HI_Lab_TuftsHI Lab @ Tufts@HI_Lab_Tufts·
19 May

Congratulations to @PsychScience for having @EJWagenmakers as a new member on their board!

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28 Apr

"Your data are falsified by my theory."

Jørgen Jensehaugen@JJensehaugen

What's the best rejection argument you have received from a peer-reviewer?

And by best I mean worst.

Mine is: "This was an interesting article about president Carter, but I would have preferred reading about Nixon"

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HI_Lab_TuftsHI Lab @ Tufts@HI_Lab_Tufts·
28 Apr

If you need any motivation for formulating a clear research question...

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1 Mar

Traditionally, EMCA has focused on social factors on the timing of turns (e.g. preferred-ness), and Psycholinguistics on cognitive factors (e.g. frequency). In this new paper https://journals.uic.edu/ojs/index.php/dad/issue/view/690 we found that both cognitive and social factors play a role in turn timing.

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17 Sep

De Beer, C., Hogrefe, M., Hielscher-Fastabend, M., & De Ruiter, J.P. (/2020/). Evaluating models of gesture and speech production for people with aphasia. /Cognitive Science./ http://dlvr.it/Rgpd1G

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