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Sunday MorningLSAComputational and Experimental Phonetics 47Room:Chair:56SuffolkAnne-Michelle Tessier (University of Alberta)9:00 Michal Temkin Martinez (Boise State University): Variation and preferences in Modern Hebrew nonce verbs9:30 Michael Becker (Indiana University), Maria Gouskova (New York University): Wug-testing source-orientedgeneralizations: grammar inference in Yer deletion10:00 Cesar Koirala (University of Delaware): Incorporating syllables into feature-based distributions describingphonotactic patterns10:30 K. Michael Brooks (University of California, San Diego), Bożena Pająk (University of Rochester), Eric Baković(University of California, San Diego): Learnability of complex phonological interactions: an artificial languagelearning experiment11:00 Iris Berent (Northeastern University), Amanda Dupuis (Northeastern University), Diane K. Brentari (Universityof Chicago): Amodal aspects of linguistic design11:30 Shira Calamaro (Yale University): Computing general rules over unnatural classes12:00 Adam Albright (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Young Ah Do (Massachusetts Institute of Technology):Featural overlap facilitates learning of phonological alternationsMorphology 48Room:Chair:WellesleyTBA9:00 Mark Norris (University of California, Santa Cruz): Case matching in Estonian (pseudo) partitives9:30 Andrea D. Sims (The Ohio State University): Structural attraction effects in case-marking languages: the role ofinflectional structure10:00 Greg Key (University of Arizona): Flavor fission in the causative/inchoative alternation10:30 Cynthia A. Johnson (The Ohio State University): Ergativity in English deverbal derivational morphology11:00 Brigitte Pakendorf (Université de Lyon): Evaluative suffixes and definiteness in Ėven11:30 Mike Pham (University of Chicago): Class(ifier) mobility: emergence of classifiers from compounds12:00 Gísli Rúnar Harðarson (University of Connecticut): Layered hierarchies in Icelandic compoundsPerception, Production, and Priming 49Room:Chair:SimmonsTBA9:00 Kodi Weatherholz (The Ohio State University): Is F1 different from F2? Generalization in lexically-drivenperceptual adaptation9:30 Rory Turnbull (The Ohio State University), Paul Marty (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Peter Graff(Massachusetts Institute of Technology): Complementary covariation in acoustic cues to place of articulation10:00 Rebecca Scarborough (University of Colorado), Georgia Zellou (University of Pennsylvania): Perceivinglistener-directed speech: effects of authenticity and lexical neighborhood density10:30 Susanne Gahl (University of California, Berkeley), Julia Strand (Carleton College): Explaining phoneticvariation: similarity vs. confusability as predictors of vowel dispersion11:00 Christo Kirov (Johns Hopkins University),Colin Wilson (Johns Hopkins University):Modeling the relationshipbetween competition, latency, and articulation11:30 Kevin Schluter (University of Arizona): Morphology in the minds of Moroccans: auditory root priming inMoroccan ArabicPragmatics 50Room:Chair:TremontLaurence Horn (Yale University)9:00 Ryan Doran (Northwestern University), Gregory Ward (Northwestern University): Speaker affect andproximate demonstratives in predicate NPs9:30 Allyson Ettinger (New York University), Sophia A. Malamud (Brandeis University): Mandarin utterance-finalparticle ba in the conversational scoreboard 10:00 Amy Goodnough (University of Vermont): Salience,negation, and the question-answer pair: the ‘Not X’ construction