Teenie Matlock - Home Page
I'm a post-doctoral researcher in
Herbert Clark's lab in the
Department of Psychology
at Stanford University,
where I study
spatial language and spatial thought.
My PhD is in cognitive psychology, but much of my research
integrates cogntive linguistic theory with
psycholinguistic methods.
My primary interests are
(a) why people use motion verbs and other dynamic language to
talk about static scenes, (b) whether people mentally simulate motion when
processing language about motion,
(c) why people point and do other physical actions while
talking about space, and (d) how people represent and understand motion in
static depictions.
As of July, 2004, I'll be a professor
at the
new University of California,
UC Merced.
More about me.
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Paul P. Maglio .
Teenie Matlock
Psychology Department
Stanford University
tmatlock@psych.stanford.edu