Christos started following the work of Leticia Pablos.
Christos started following the work of Apostolos Koutropoulos, University of Massachusetts, Boston, Applied Linguistics.
Christos changed a CV.
Christos Just been accepted for the HBMO International conference! Beijing here I come!
Post-Doc, CINN, School of Psychology and Clinical Language Sciences
University of Reading, Clinical Language Sciences
University of Reading, Psychology
Thesis Title: Grammatical processing in Second Language Learners of English
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Theodoros Marinis
Laurie Butler Tom Johnstone |
About
My primary interest is language processing in late second language (L2) learners, focusing on processing of morphologically complex words (inflection, derivation) and of syntactically complex sentences that include intermediate traces of wh-movement. My aim has been to investigate similarities and differences between native (L1) and L2 processing, both in behavioural terms and in terms of underlying brain activity, as well as whether naturalistic exposure to L2 leads to L1-like processing. For my research, I have used online behavioural techniques (self-paced reading, masked priming), as well as event-related fMRI designs. My current employment involves the running and analysis of an fMRI study on stutterers and clutterers, as well as the analysis of fMRI and resting state ASL data of a study investigating the effects of flavanoids in cognitive functions.
Contact Information
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| Address: | Centre for Integrative Neuroscience and Neurodynamics, University of Reading, RG6 6AL, Reading, Berkshire, UK |
