Say it like you (don’t) mean it: The interaction of nominal modifiers and intonation gives rise to non-literal meaning (highest honors, Department of Linguistics Award for Research Excellence)
Linguistic support for the acquisition of emotion adjectives (highest honors, Department of Linguistics Award for Research Excellence, Henry Rutgers Scholar Award)
Investigating the pragmatic factors licensing ‘but’ (highest honors, Department of Linguistics Award for Research Excellence, Henry Rutgers Scholar Award) (co-advised with Pete Alrenga)
Communication across modalities: An investigation of co-speech gesture in a lexical suppression task (highest honors, Department of Linguistics Award for Research Excellence, Henry Rutgers Scholar Award)
Calling Stella long distance: Free classification of regional United States dialects, international dialects, and Asian Nonnative accents by listeners from a diverse demographic (highest honors, Department of Linguistics Award for Research Excellence)
“Who’s” right: Accent and accuracy in assessments of object labels and instances of faultless disagreement (high honors, Department of Linguistics Award for Research Excellence)
Assessing truth and knowledge: How children differ from adults in assessment of truth values and speaker knowledge (highest honors, Henry Rutgers Scholar Award)