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Advanced Topics (Vol. 7 Ch. 4)

Nov. 2024

4-1 Linguistic Framing in Political Discourse: A Psycholinguistic Analysis of Singapore’s Third Prime Minister’s Rallies

H. W. Tan

4-2 Everyday Malay: Is it Weird to Switch between Langauges

binte Amran, Shaza

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Formality, Grammaticality & Context (Vol. 7. Ch. 3)

Nov. 2024

3-1 Do Frequent Listeners of Taylor Swift Have a More Extensive Emotional Vocabulary?

Chai, Glenda XY

3-2 What Is a Spice?: Category Boundaries in Singaporean Chinese and Indian Populations

Panda, Deekshya

3-3 Differences in Personification between English and Burmese Users

Jimbo

3-4 How does social media language affect content categorization?

binte Zuikifli, Zaidah

3-5 What do people in Singapore think Singaporeans say?

Lim, Melissa JY

3-6 How does social media language affect content categorisation?

Ten Diamonds

3-7 (see 2-7)

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'People talking. Diverse skin Tones. Words Float above.' by Suzy J Styles with Padlet 'I Can't draw' Nov 2024. No license, as AI generated images are unlicensable.

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Language in Perception & Thought Volume 7

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Language in Perception & Thought Volume 7

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Autumn 2024

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Language in Perception and Thought is a 4000-level Laboratory class in Psychology at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore, developed and taught by Suzy J Styles. Each week involves a three hour Lab session. Students collect preliminary language data that can inform a future neo-Whorfian study. The class conference, held in Week 11, allows students to share their language data, and the group then work towards creating a complete Conference Proceedings in Week 13, as a collaborative output. The final deliverable is an individual preregistration for a future study, submitted separately.

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Concept Map for LiPTh

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As a deliverable of the class, all research reports are shared with an Open Access License. At the end of the semester, the Proceedings Articles will be collated as Volume 7 of the Class Conference Proceedings. Minor edits may still occur before final publication, including that some authors may 'claim' their pseudonymous reports with their real name. After publication, you will be able to download the final archival version.

[DOI to be confirmed]

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Welcome to the 2024 Conference on Language in Perception and Thought where we share language documentation that will help to shape the design of a future study design investigating relationships between language and another non-linguistic aspect of cognition.

Chapter 1.

Working title - Object Names and Associations

Chapter 2.
Working Title - Slang and Generational Language

Chapter 3.

Working Title - Formality, Grammaticality & Context

Chapter 4.

Advanced Topics

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Template for a LiPTh Conference Proceedings Article

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Template for a LiPTh Conference Proceedings Article

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Suzy J Styles, CC-BY-SA 4.0

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Object Names and Associations (Vol. 7 Ch. 1)

Nov 2024

1-1 A Preliminary Analysis of Numeral Classifiers in Singapore Mandarin Chinese and

Singapore Malay

Tan, Eugene YJ

1-2 The Role of Context: Variations in Anatomical Language Use Among Medics

Palparthi, Mihika

1-3 How Strong is Loud? Evaluating Strength as a Metaphor for Loudness

Elasigue , J Phillipe A

1-4 Animal Description Task

Chan, Louisa JY

1-5 Proposed best exemplars for 6 fashion aesthetics

Teo, Hannah MH

1-6 What colours do people in Singapore associate various emotions with?

Khoh, Yekhow

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Vol 6 (2024) | Vol 5 (2023) | Vol 4 (2022) | Vol 3 (2021) | Vol 2 (2021)

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Article 1
Article 2
Article 3
Article 4

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Slang and Generational Language (Vol.7 Ch. 2)

Nov 2024

2-1 Do Generation-Z dating terms reflect shifts in modern dating culture?

Jeksani, Sanjana

2-2 The Swear Words We Use: Gender Differences in Swear Word Accessibility

Lukman, Ray Han

2-3 Exploring the comprehension of Gen Z slang

Khoo, Alastair

2-4 How Happy are You From 😊 to 😭 ?: Intergenerational Differences in Emoji Perception

Yong, C.Y.

2-5 The Cognitive Benefits of Ship Names: Investigating the Impact of Linguistic Chunking on Memory Recall

Arun, Ankita

2-6 Gaming Slang Using by Streamers on Twitch

Tan, HN Abree

2-7 Exposure of Singlish and Familiarity in School

Koh, Brianne O