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URL:https://evenements.uqam.ca/evenements/seminaire-au-dic-embodied-contrib
 utions-to-word-meaning-par-agata-dymarska/34635?date=2026-11-26_10-30-00
LOCATION:UQAM - Pavillon Président-Kennedy (PK) (201\, avenue du Présiden
 t-Kennedy\, Montréal )
SUMMARY:Séminaire au DIC: «Embodied contributions to word meaning» par A
 gata Dymarska
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Séminaire ayant lieu dans le cadre du Doctorat en informatique
  cognitive\, en collaboration avec le centre de recherche CRIA      
         \n\n\n \n\n\nTITRE : Embodied contributions to word mea
 ning\n\n\n \n\n\nAgata DYMARSKA\n\n\nJeudi le 26 novembre 2026 à 10h30\n
 \n\nLocal PK-5115 (Il est possible d'y assister en virtuel en vous inscri
 vant ici)                 \n\n\n \n\n\nRÉSUMÉ\n\n\nOur
  perceptual and motor experience with the world shapes the way we process 
 and understand language. Depending on concept type\, different aspects of 
 sensorimotor experience are at play\, as evidenced by facilitation of lexi
 cal decision and word recognition performance. However\, at times\, a rich
  sensorimotor representation can be detrimental to correct word recognitio
 n. This talk will focus on research findings from lexical decision and wor
 d recognition memory tasks. These studies show which forms of sensorimotor
  experience are activated when viewing different words. They reveal when t
 hat activation helps identify and maintain accurate conceptual representat
 ions\, and when it actually harms performance. Evidence from non-native En
 glish speakers who draw on sensorimotor information differently shows how 
 the pattern of sensorimotor grounding can change with language experience.
 \n\n\n \n\n\nBIOGRAPHIE\n\n\nAgata DYMARSKA is a researcher at Adam Micki
 ewicz University in Poznań\, Poland. She completed her PhD at Lancaster U
 niversity\, UK\, in the Embodied Cognition Lab\, examining the interplay o
 f language and sensorimotor information in word recognition and memory. He
 r research interests include sensorimotor activation in second language us
 ers and the contribution of sensorimotor information to emotional word pro
 cessing.\n\n\n \n\n\nRÉFÉRENCES \n\n\nDymarska\, A. (2025). Frequency 
 Over Semantic Richness: word recognition in non-native English speakers. 
 Bilingualism: Language &amp\; Cognition. doi:10.1017/S1366728925000239\n\
 n\n Dymarska A.\, &amp\; Connell\, L. (2025). Sensorimotor Effects in Sur
 prise Word Memory – a Registered Report. Cortex. doi:10.1016/j.cortex.
 2025.03.010\n\n\nDymarska\, A.\, Connell\, L.\, &amp\; Banks\, B. (2023a).
  More is Not Necessarily Better – How Different Aspects of Sensorimotor 
 Experience Affect Recognition Memory for Words. Journal of Experimental P
 sychology: Learning\, Memory\, and Cognition\, 49 (10)\, 1572–1587. do
 i:10.1037/xlm0001265 \n\n\nLynott\, D.\, Connell\, L.\, Brysbaert\, M.\, 
 Brand\, J.\, &amp\; Carney\, J. (2020). The Lancaster Sensorimotor Norms: 
 multidimensional measures of perceptual and action strength for 40\,000 En
 glish words. Behavior research methods\, 52(3)\, 1271-1291. doi:10.3758/
 s13428-019-01316-z \n\n\nYap\, M. J.\, Tan\, S. E.\, Pexman\, P. M.\, &am
 p\; Hargreaves\, I. S. (2011). Is more always better? Effects of semantic 
 richness on lexical decision\, speeded pronunciation\, and semantic classi
 fication. Psychonomic Bulletin &amp\; Review\, 18(4)\, 742–750. doi:10.3
 758/s13423-011-0092-y \n\nMot-clés : Séminaire\, LLMs\, NeuroQAM\, Neur
 olab\, LATECE UQAM INFORMATIQUE\, LATECE\, Département de Neuroscience\, 
 CRIA\, Philosophie\, Sciences cognitive\, École de langues\, neuroscience
 s cognitives\, Institut des sciences cognitives\, Sciences cognitives\, Ap
 prentissage du langage\, sciences du langage\, apprentissage automatique\,
  apprentissage profond\, langage automatique\, langage cognitif\, metacogn
 ition\, Cognition humaine\, Cognition\, intelligence artificielle\, IA\; i
 ntelligence artificielle\; société\, IA \; intelligence artificielle\, s
 ociété\, IA\, intelligence artificielle\, chatGPT\, enseignement supéri
 eur\, IA\, intelligence artificielle\, département de linguistique\, doct
 orat en psychologie\, maîtrise en psychologie\, Maîtrise en informatique
 \, département de psychologie\, Faculté des sciences humaines\, Faculté
  des sciences de l'UQAM\, Faculté des sciences\, Département d'informati
 que\, doctorat en informatique cognitive\, doctorat en informatique\n\nPri
 x : Gratuit\n\n
CATEGORIES:Séminaire,Conférence
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