Historical perspective taking 🟰 attempt to understand thoughts/actions of people in the past from the viewpoint of their historical world. How are historical "others" and the personal, present-day viewpoint connected? 🏰 Read in #DiscourseProcesses! 🔗 doi.org/h95j

So sad to hear this. As my academic ‘grandfather’ he was a huge influence on me and was always unfailingly kind and supportive.

I know I’m late to the ChatGPT thing, but maybe we can use it to write narrative stimuli

ChatGPT is an interesting tool to generate (drafts of) stimuli for research (h/t Sid Horton). One curious thing it does when asked to use a phrase metaphorically is include an explanation of the metaphor. (This could be because the metaphors are not good!) Gary Marcus

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When persuading an infant to like their food, we say ’mmm’. When seeing someone in pain, we do an ’ooh’. People perform other’s sensations. Learn more ☞ 🔗doi.org/jvmb #nonlexicals #DiscourseProcesses Leelo Keevallik Dr. Emily Hofstetter Sally Wiggins Young Ann Weatherall

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On a related note, GPT4 reached the performance on healthy adults on the "mind-reading" tasks. arxiv.org/abs/2302.02083

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We often use #gestures☝️when we speak, but when do we use gestures more often? Do we use more gestures when using “the man” or #pronoun “he”? when referring to the same character 🤵or when reintroduced? Find out here ☞ 🔗doi.org/gqqsr3 #DiscourseProcesses Dr. Sandra Debreslioska

Is communication governed by the same goals & inferences across cultures? We (w/ Miguel Salinas, steven t. piantadosi, Ted Gibson, Language Lab MIT) aim to shed light on this w/ referential comm. & eye-tracking data from the Tsimane’, a non-industrialized Amazonian group: bit.ly/41F6yI1🧵 1/

New OA paper "10 things you should know about sign languages" focussing on why their study is important to science. RT to reach a broad audience! journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/09…

What makes a #conversation good or bad? And whether we recall it? Find out how common ground, contribution balance and conversational closing affect our judgments of #quality and #memoryrecall here☞ 🔗doi.org/jvmd #Psycholinguistics #DiscourseProcesses @ajguydish

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Excited to see Arielle’s work come out - based on her dissertation, this was totally driven by her interest in real-time typing as a communicative cue.