Student presentations

This past week a bunch of my students presented at three undergraduate research conferences, and they did AMAZING. They’ve been working really hard on various research projects over the past year, and they finally got to show off some of that hard work. Click on the poster titles below to download a copy of their posters!

The Scope of Inhibitory Control in Bilingualism

Paulina Vasquez-Rocha and Abdiel Lopez-Martinez

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Paulina gave two oral presentations on her work: one at the UCR Undergraduate Research Symposium and another at the Southern California Undergraduate Linguistics Conference at UCLA. Abdiel presented a poster at the R’PSYC Research Conference at UCR.

*Vasquez-Rocha, P., Higby, E., & Kroll, J. F. (2019, May). The scope of dominant-language inhibition in bilingualism. Southern California Undergraduate Linguistics Conference, Los Angeles, CA.

*Vazquez-Rocha, P., Higby, E., & Kroll, J.F. (2019, May). How do bilinguals plan the language they intend to speak? University of California, Riverside Research Symposium, Riverside, CA.

*Lopez-Martinez, A., Vasquez-Rocha, P., Higby, E., & Kroll, J. F. (2019, May). Inhibition in bilinguals’ language production. R’PSYC Undergraduate Research Conference, Riverside, CA.

 

Using verbal fluency to understand the impact of language use and self-rated proficiency on lexical access in bilingualism

Charles Lai, Arlyn Ballesteros, Sam King, and Mariam Morkos

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Charles and Arlyn presented their poster at both the UCR Undergraduate Research Symposium and the R’PSYC Undergraduate Research Conference.

*Lai, C., *Ballesteros, A., *King, S., *Morkos, M., Takahesu-Tabori, A., Higby, E., & Kroll, J. F. (2019, May). Using verbal fluency to understand the impact of language use and self-rated proficiency on lexical access in bilingualism. University of California, Riverside Research Symposium, Riverside, CA.

 

Effects of implicit word retrieval in bilinguals

Monica Martinez, Ziomara Machado, and Daniela Ayon

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Monica and Daniela presented their project at the UCR Undergraduate Research Symposium.

*Martinez, M., *Ayon, D., *Machado, Z., Higby, E., & Kroll, J. F. (2019, May). Effects of implicit word retrieval in bilinguals. University of California, Riverside Research Symposium, Riverside, CA.

 

Subjective task difficulty in two languages and its effect on task ordering

Guadalupe Mendoza and Samantha Ramos

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Samantha and Guadalupe went to Beijing, China, for two months this past winter to conduct their study on native speakers of Mandarin Chinese. They presented some of their findings from that project at both the UCR Undergraduate Research Symposium and the R’PSYC Undergraduate Conference.

*Mendoza, G., *Ramos, S., Higby, E., & Rosenbaum, D. (2019, May). Subjective task difficulty in two languages and its effect on task ordering. University of California, Riverside Research Symposium, Riverside, CA.

 

Investigating the relationship between paracingulate sulcus patterns and executive functions

Gold Osita-Ogbonnaya, Madeline Finnegan, Melissa Rico, and Faredun Dungore

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Gold and Madeline presented their project at the R’PSYC Undergraduate Conference.

*Osita-Ogbonnaya, G., *Finnegan, M., *Rico, M., *Dungore, F., Atagi, N., Rupp, M., Macbeth, A., & Higby, E. (2019, May). Investigating the relationship between paracingulate sulcus patterns and executive functions. R’PSYC Undergraduate Research Conference, Riverside, CA.

 

Understanding the effects of predicción in bilinguals

Jose Calderon, Blanca Bautista, Berenice Velazquez, and Natalia Rzeslawski-Gamboa

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Jose and Blanca presented their project at the UCR Undergraduate Research Symposium.

*Calderon, J., *Bautista, B., *Velazquez, B., *Rzeslawski-Gamboa, N., Higby, E., Zirnstein, M., & Kroll, J. F. (2019, May). Understanding the effects of predicción in bilinguals. University of California, Riverside Research Symposium, Riverside, CA.

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