McGill Language & Memory Laboratory

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We investigate how the human brain uses contextual information during the comprehension and production of language. We also investigate the neurocognitive basis of human relational memory. We conduct behavioural, neuroimaging (e.g., ERP), and eyetracking experiments that address questions such as:

How do monolinguals and bilinguals resolve linguistic ambiguity across different levels of language (e.g., words, phrases, sentences)?
How do people coordinate the demands of language comprehension and production during conversational interaction?
How are these phenomena manifest in the healthy human brain, and in neuropsychological conditions such as Schizophrenia?

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McGill Language & Memory Laboratory