Psycholinguistics HU Berlin
Colloquium
Psycholinguistics Colloquium SS 2022,The colloquium will take place in DOR 24, Tuesdays, 16:15-17:45, DOR24, 3.103. The colloquium has a focus on ongoing research in psycholinguistics. Talk schedule
Psycholinguistics Colloquium WS 2021/22, Thursdays, 14:15pm-15:45pm. The colloquium will take place digitally via HU-Zoom. The colloquium has a focus on ongoing research in psycholinguistics. Talk schedule
Psycholinguistics Colloquium WS 2020/21, Thursdays, 10pm-12pm. The colloquium will take place digitally via HU-Zoom. The colloquium has a focus on ongoing research in psycholinguistics. Talk schedule
Psycholinguistics Colloquium SS 2020, Wednesday dates, 14pm-16pm DOR 24, 3.138. The colloquium will take place digitally via HU-Zoom. The colloquium has a focus on ongoing research in psycholinguistics. Talk schedule
Psycholinguistics Colloquium WS 2019, Thursday dates, 10am-12pm DOR 24, 3.103
The colloquium has a focus on ongoing research in psycholinguistics. Talk schedule.
Teaching
- For a list of current courses taught by Professor Knoeferle see here.
PhD, MA, and BA thesis topics
- For a list of PhD / MA / BA thesis topics, see here
List of taught courses (past and present)
- Lecture: Introduction to Psycholinguistics
- Seminar: Mental representations in child language acquisition
- Lecture: Pragmatics
- Seminar: Fokus und thematische Rollenzuweisung
- Einführung in die Statistik mit SPSS (‘Introduction to statistics with SPSS’)
- Einführung in die Statistik: Theoretische Grundlagen (‘Introduction to statistics: theoretical foundations’)
- Multivariate Statistik mit SPSS (‘Multivariate statistics with SPSS’)
- Project seminar. Eye tracking
- Seminar: Sprache und Gesellschaft (‘Language and Society’)
- Seminar: Kognitive Systeme - Usability im Sport
- Seminar: Situiertes Sprachverstehen (‘Situated language processing’)
- Seminar: Language and Cognition
- Seminar: Verarbeitung von Sprache und Bildern im Werbekontext (‘Processing of language and pictures in advertisements’)
- Seminar: Emotion, language, and cognition
- Lecture: Second language acquisition