Education
Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania, 2014
Research Interests
My research is based on the premise that social, temporal, and spatial patterns of linguistic variation reflect the underlying structure of the human capacity for language. I integrate experimental psycholinguistic methods, computational modeling, and the quantitative analysis of natural speech data to learn how speakers store and produce linguistic variables.
Ph.D Dissertation Title
Persistence in the Production of Linguistic Variation
Ph.D Graduation Year
2014