Master in Linguistics @ Unicamp with FAPESP Research Scholarship. Graduation in Letras Portuguese @ Unicamp (2020); has focus on Lexical Access by both psycholinguistic and neurophysiological approaches. Works @ Acquisition, Processing and Syntax Laboratory (LAPROS-Unicamp) and coordinates InCognitus Study Group in Language and Consciousness. Research interests: lexical access; embedded words; word and sentence processing; word recognition. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Social media is a space with great potential for scientific dissemination. Even so, in Brazil, there is a demand for content that directly conveys research results in a language that is accessible to a non-specialized audience. This project aims to discuss the possibilities of filling this gap by delivering content produced through the intersemiotic translation of scientific articles - au…
In Psycholinguistics, studies on lexical access seek to explain how words are activated in memory during the use of language. A related topic is the processing of embedded words (Vroomen & De Gelder, 1997; words within words for Van Alphen & Van Berkum, 2010), which helps to test the efficiency of lexical access models, such as cohort (Marslen-Wilson, 1987) and TRACE (McClelland & Elman, …
Psycholinguistics has plenty of evidences on how we understand words. For instance, there are studies on how do we read compound words, on word processing in bilinguals, on frequency effects on isolated or contextualized words, among others. However, as far as we know, there is no psycholinguistic study about Lexical Expansion. According to Kriauiknien & Sangailait (2016), a new word can …
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