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2019 International Convention of Psychological Science

Beyond Semantics: Word Articulation as a Source of Meaning

Friday, March 8, 2019 · Paris, France

Experimental Psychology

This symposium presents and contrasts different perspectives on the role of non-semantic features of language in shaping cognitive and affective meaning. The mechanisms advanced for these effects are grounded on the oral and facial movements involved in articulating consonants and vowels. Boundary conditions and applications are also discussed.

Chairs & Discussants

  • Margarida GarridoChair
    Instituto Universitário de Lisboa ISCTE-IUL, CIS
  • Ralf RummerDiscussant
    Kassel University

Presentations

  1. Exploring the Temporal Boundary Conditions of the Articulatory in-out EffectJudith Gerten
  2. The /I:/ and /O:/ of Person Perception: The Influence of Vowel Articulation in Judgments of Warmth and Competence.Margarida Garrido
  3. Oral Kinematics: Manipulating Consonant and Vowels to Name BrandsSandra Godinho
  4. The CV-Effect: Consonantal and Vocalic Positions Affect Word PreferenceIra Maschmann