Poliak, M., Ryskin, R., Braginsky, M., & Gibson, E. (2023). It is not what you say but how you say it: Evidence from Russian shows robust effects of the structural prior on noisy channel inferences. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning, Memory, and Cognition.
Poliak, M, Kimura, H., & Gibson E. (2024) Mis-Heard Lyrics: an Ecologically-Valid Test of Noisy Channel Processing. Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Cognitive Science Society. Vol. 46.
Poliak, M., Malik-Moraleda, S., & Gibson E. (2024) Sentence Processing Relies on Expectations Regarding Both Meaning and Structure. Poster at the LSA Annual Convention.
(abstract)poliak_kimura_gibson_cogsci_2024.pdf
(poster)poliak_kimura_gibson_cogsci_2024.pdf
poliak_malik-moraleda_gibson_2024_LSA.pdf
Poliak M., Fang, X., Ali, M., Bergen L., & Gibson E. (2023) Corrective Prosody is Semantic, not Information Theoretic: An Online Speech Production Study. Poster at the 36th Annual Conference in Human Sentence Processing.
Chen, A., Hofer, M., Poliak, M., Zaslavsky, N., & Levy R. (2022). The emergence of discrete and systematic communication in a continuous signal–meaning space. Poster at the 44 Annual Meeting of Cognitive Science Society (CogSci).
Poliak, M., Ryskin, R., Braginsky, M., & Gibson, E. (2022). Effects of the structural prior on noisy-channel inference: evidence from Russian. Poster at the 35th Annual Conference in Human Sentence Processing.
Poliak, M., Yacovone, A., & Sndeker, J. (2022). Between you and me: Use ERP decoding when between-participants variation is high. Poster at the 35th Annual Conference in Human Sentence Processing.
Poliak, M., Morehouse, K., & Banaji, M. (2021). Gender and Judgments of Fame: Responses to “Noise” Are Sensitive to Local, Not Global, “Signal”. Poster presentation at the APS Annual Convention conference.
poliak_morehouse_banaji_2021_APS.pdf
Yacovone, A., Poliak, M., Koya, H., & Snedeker, J. (2021). ERP decoding shows bilinguals represent the language of a code-switch after lexical processing. Poster at the 34th Annual CUNY Conference on Human Sentence Processing.