Name
Affiliation
Papers
MORTEN H. CHRISTIANSEN
Cornell Univ, Dept Psychol, Ithaca, NY 14853 USA
48
Collaborators
Citations 
PageRank 
77
269
44.17
Referers 
Referees 
References 
546
303
174
Search Limit
100546
Title
Citations
PageRank
Year
Memory limitations are hidden in grammar00.342022
Models of Language and Multiword Expressions.00.342022
Statistical Learning of Language: A Meta-Analysis Into 25 Years of Research00.342022
Quantifying Interdisciplinarity in Cognitive Science and Beyond00.342022
Statistically Induced Chunking Recall: A Memory-Based Approach to Statistical Learning.00.342020
Meaningfulness Beats Frequency in Multiword Chunk Processing.00.342020
Exploring Variation Between Artificial Grammar Learning Experiments: Outlining A Meta-Analysis Approach00.342020
Chunk-Based Memory Constraints on the Cultural Evolution of Language.00.342020
Implicit Statistical Learning: A Tale of Two Literatures.20.492019
Testing the limits of non-adjacent dependency learning - Statistical segmentation and generalization across domains.00.342019
Top-down information is more important in noisy situations - Exploring the role of pragmatic, semantic, and syntactic information in language processing.00.342019
Contextualizing Conversational Strategies - Backchannel, Repair and Linguistic Alignment in Spontaneous and Task-Oriented Conversations.00.342019
Modeling Children's Early Linguistic Productivity Through the Automatic Discovery and Use of Lexically-based Frames.00.342019
Wait for it! Stronger influence of context on categorical perception in Danish than Norwegian.00.342019
Under What Conditions Can Recursion Be Learned? Effects of Starting Small in Artificial Grammar Learning of Center-Embedded Structure.00.342018
Bridging artificial and natural language learning: Comparing processing- and reflection-based measures of learning00.342018
The Role of Multiword Building Blocks in Explaining L1-L2 Differences.70.942017
Measures and mechanisms of common ground: backchannels, conversational repair, and interactive alignment in free and task-oriented social interactions.00.342017
More Than Words: The Role of Multiword Sequences in Language Learning and Use.40.782017
Testing Statistical Learning Implicitly: A Novel Chunk-based Measure of Statistical Learning.10.392017
Computational Investigations of Multiword Chunks in Language Learning40.742017
Chunking Ability Shapes Sentence Processing at Multiple Levels of Abstraction.10.392017
The cultural evolution of cognition.00.342016
Using Statistics to Learn Words and Grammatical Categories: How High Frequency Words Assist Language Acquisition.00.342016
Language Evolution: Constraints and Opportunities From Modern Genetics.20.442016
A Recurrent Network Approach to Modeling Linguistic Interaction.00.342016
Making it Right: Can the Right-Hemisphere Compensate for Language Function in Patients with Left-Frontal Brain Tumors?00.342016
Division of Labor in Vocabulary Structure: Insights From Corpus Analyses.10.392016
Contextual determinants of category-based expectations during single-word recognition.00.342015
Individual Differences in Chunking Ability Predict On-line Sentence Processing.40.982015
The Systematicity of the Sign: Modeling Activation of Semantic Attributes from Nonwords.10.392014
Reappraising Lexical Specificity in Children's Early Syntactic Combinations.00.342014
Meaning Overrides Frequency in Idiomatic and Compositional Multiword Chunks.20.522013
Networks in cognitive science.392.072013
Multiword Sequences as Building Blocks for Language: Insights into First and Second Language Learning.00.342013
Implicit Learning Out of the Lab: Language and Music.00.342013
The Biological Origin Of Linguistic Diversity484.862013
Cross-modal effects in statistical learning: Evidence from the McGurk illusion.00.342011
Multimodal Transfer of Repetition Patterns in Artificial Grammar Learning.10.432011
Learning Simple Statistics for Language Comprehension and Production: The CAPPUCCINO Model.71.782011
Simultaneous online tracking of adjacent and non-adjacent dependencies in statistical learning20.582011
Looking in the Wrong Direction Correlates With More Accurate Word Learning30.752011
Sequential Expectations: The Role of Prediction-Based Learning in Language121.452010
Language acquisition meets language evolution.161.902010
Lexical categories at the edge of the word.30.412008
Uncovering the richness of the stimulus: structure dependence and indirect statistical evidence.203.562005
Connectionist natural language processing: the state of the art223.921999
Toward a connectionist model of recursion in human linguistic performance677.571999