讲座题目:
Language, Cognition, and the Brain: How Does Language Influence Us?
主讲人:
Adam John Privitera 助理教授
温州肯恩大学
ZOOM 号码：694 314 4559
ZOOM 密码：CCSL2022
Dr. Adam John Privitera is an Assistant Professor of Psychology at Wenzhou-Kean University in the Chinese Mainland. He earned his PhD from the Faculty of Education at the University of Hong Kong under the supervision of Chair Professor Brendan Weekes. Adam's research focuses on how differences in language experience such as bilingualism and bidialectalism influence cognitive processes ranging from executive function to decision-making. Additionally, he investigates how findings from the cognitive and neural sciences can be applied to educational practice and policy. He is on the editorial board for Trends in Neuroscience and Education and reviews for a wide range of SCI/SSCI indexed journals including The International Journal of Bilingualism and The American Journal of Alzheimer's Disease and Other Dementias.
There continues to be great interest in the investigation of how language experience influences brain structure and function. An ever-increasing number of studies have explored these topics across linguistically, culturally, and developmentally diverse populations around the globe. This course will introduce participants to a range of findings from the cognitive and neural science focused on the central question: "how does language influence us?".
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Bilingualism and Cognitive Control I: Bilinguals vs. Monolinguals
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Bilingualism and Cognitive Control II: Bilingualism as a Continuum
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The "Bilingual Advantage" Debate
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Bilingualism and Decision-Making
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Bidialectalism and Cognition
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Methodological Considerations in the Cognitive Science of Language
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