Student's papers 2014 - 2015
Theses
Sabina-Senober Gasanova, "Gestures and lexical access in the narratives of aphasic patients (based on the "Russian CliPS" corpus)" (supervisor - Mariya Khoudyakova)
Olga Soloukhina, "Neural mechanisms of understanding verbs and nouns in patients with neurogenic speech disordersу" (supervisor - Maria Ivanova)
Sophia Schegoleva, "Development of the psycholinguistics test on actions and objects naming" (supervisor - Maria Ivanova, consultant - Ekaterina Iskra)
Term papers
Maria Alexeeva, "Syntactic traces in the 'Visual World" paradigm" (supervisor - Anna Laurinavichute)
Tatiana Bolgina, "Lie and irony comprehension specifics" (supervisor - Olga Dragoy)
Anna Vechkaeva, "Action naming: variability in writing and oral modalities" (supervisor - Julia Akinina)
Elena Golubkina, "Psycholinguistic variables influence on reaction time in action naming" (supervisor - Julia Akinina)
Maria Grabovskaya, "Metaphors and metonymies: aphasic patients data" (supervisor - Julia Akinina)
Alexandra Ershova, "Verb spatial mapping in Hebrew" (supervisor - Olga Dragoy)
Grigory Ignatyev, "Language lateralization; fMRI data" (supervisor - Rosa Vlasova)
Anastasia Kobzeva, "Development and approbation of the language test assessing comprehension and production of logico-grammatical constructions: normal and patients' data" (supervisor - Maria Ivanova)
Olga Sozinova, "Switch between past and present tense in aphasic patients' narrative" (based on the "Russian CliPS" corpus)" (supervisor - Maria Khoudyakova)
Ekaterina Stepanova, "Distribution of low-frequency words: a pilot study" (supervisor - Julia Akinina)
Valeria Tolkacheva, "New test battery for speech assessment in brain tumor patients development" (supervisor - Anna Chrabaszcz)
Alexandra Chaschina, "Letter shuffle effect in Russian" (supervisor - Olga Dragoy)
Kira Shoulgina, "Lexical variability of aphasic patients' narratives (based on the "Russian CliPS" corpus)" (supervisor - Maria Khoudyakova)
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