>Date: Mon, 21 Feb 2000 09:05:55 +0000 (GMT)
>From: "R.D.Borsley" <r.d.borsley@bangor.ac.uk>
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>This might be of interest to someone.
>
>Bob Borsley
>
>I am now a member of the Department of Language and Linguistics at the
>University of Essex (http://www.essex.ac.uk/linguistics/). However, I am
>based in Bangor until May, and this e-mail address should work until the
>summer.
>
>Department of Linguistics | URL: http://www.bangor.ac.uk/ling/
>University of Wales, Bangor | FAX: +44 1248 38 29 28 =09
>Bangor LL57 2DG=09=09 |=09
>Wales=09=09=09 |
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>Job Description:=09Full-time researcher (3 years, starting
> =09=09=09spring/summer 2000, starting salary =A322,500)
>
>Project Title:=09=09The Development of Language Processing
> =09=09=09in Children and Adults
>
>Field of Research:=09Developmental Psycholinguistics
>
>Project Co-ordinators:=09Harald Clahsen, Claudia Felser & Roger Hawkins
>
>The project investigates the development of parsing mechanisms in child
>first language (L1) learners and adult second language (L2) learners.
>Two areas of sentence processing will be studied, *ambiguity resolution*
>and *filler-gap dependencies*. The project will make use of experimental
>paradigms from the sentence processing literature and apply them to=20
>4-8 year old monolingual English children, and to German and Chinese
>adult L2 learners of English. Off-line tasks (grammaticality judgement
>and elicited production) will be used in order to assess the learners'
>linguistic competence in the relevant grammatical domain. On-line tasks
>(such as self-paced reading and listening, and cross-modal priming) will
>provide the crucial experimental data on syntactic processing in real time.=
>=20
>
>Applicants should
>- have a good background in linguistics
>- be familiar with experimental research methods and statistics
>- have a good command of English
>- be comfortable working with children
>- be computer-literate, and willing to supervise our laboratory
>- hold a postgraduate degree in a relevant field (linguistics,
> psychology, cognitive science).
>
>
>To apply, please send a CV (by email if possible) to the address below.
>The deadline is 10 March 2000.
>
>
>Harald Clahsen
>Department of Linguistics
>University of Essex
>Colchester CO4 3SQ
>United Kingdom
>
>E-mail: harald@essex.ac.uk
>
>
>
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