Honors Theses from 2024
Understanding the Relative Case: A Review on the Historical Use of Atkan Aleut Ergativity, John Babbitts III
Adjective order as a word learning cue in preschool-aged children, Arlen Beyer
Against a Ternary Analysis of Syllable Strength: Positional Variation in the Vowel Inventory of English, Joseph Lorber
“We catch them all!”: Discourse analysis of Trump’s and Biden’s stancetaking and legitimation practices on Twitter, Megha Vasudevan
Training Grammaticality: Can people be taught to perceive the singular ‘they’ as grammatical?, Val Willham
Honors Theses from 2023
Sign Language and Constructing Categories: The Cognitive Link, Nicole Eubanks
Children’s Ability to Use Word-Learning to Help Differentiate Pre-Obstruent Vowel Length, Rowan Levick
Bad Asians: How heritage language ability and perception affects Korean and Chinese college students’ identity, Grace Liscomb
Identity Building in Appalachia, Alexia Wheeler
Referential resolution for resumptive pronouns in island-violating sentences, Ruoqing Yao
Honors Theses from 2022
The Role of Environment in Children's Acquisition of Motion Verbs, Alice Benjamin
In Search of Phonetic Evidence for Prosodically-Motivated Aspiration, McKinley Sprinkle
Robert Brandom on Semantics and the Objectivity of Conceptual Norms, Jiayu Wu
Honors Theses from 2021
Cross-Dialectal Vowel Mapping and Glide Perception, Abram Clear
Accessing the Gray Area Between Phonetics and Phonology: the Development of Vowel Length as a Subphonemic Cue, Abby Fergus
Quantifying Dimensions of the Vowel Space in Patients with Schizophrenia and Controls, Elizabeth Maneval
Linguistic Measures of Symptomatology in Schizophrenia, Celia Metzger
Computed Semantics of Words Denoting Nebulous Human Concepts, Tristan Edmund Ramage
Morphosyntactic processing in semantically impoverished environments: Insight into measures and mechanisms, Madeleine Wade
Holes in the Bro-zone: Exploring Departures from Hegemonic Masculinity in Social Fraternities, Krista Wink
Honors Theses from 2020
Underspecification in Language Processing, Adam An
The Use of Themself to Refer to a Singular Antecedent, Cassandra Davenport
The Relationship Between Emotion and Codeswitching in Spanish-English Bilingual Speakers, Alyssa Grzesiak
Verbs of Motion: Effects of Cross-linguistic Transfer in Spanish-English Bilingual Children, Rebecca Smyder
Honors Theses from 2019
Identity Among Barbadian University Students and Their Attitudes to Migrant Labor, Daniil Eliseev
The status of the word-final domain and linguistically-constrained language learning cues, Megan Rouch
Persuasion in Discourse: Evaluation Methods of Vegans, Kate Sandberg
Honors Theses from 2018
Stress Perception in L1 and L2 Spanish and English, Jessica Campbell
Tonogenesis in Korean, Anna Henshaw
Honors Theses from 2017
Ambisyllabic Consonant Lengthening in English, Alexa Rosalsky
Real Consumer Language: A Corpus-Based Methodology for Genericide Claims and Trademark Protection, Quentin J. Ullrich
Honors Theses from 2016
Heleluyvn Yvhikares ("I Will Sing Hallelujah") A Documentation of Muscogee-Seminole Hymns and Hymn-Singing Practice Within the Seminole and Muscogee (Creek) Nations of Oklahoma, Sarah Katherine Fredrick
The Language of Music and Math: An Investigation of Cross-Domain Effects of Structural Priming, Robert Anthony LaRose
Gay Men's Language in Italy: In-Group Perceptions and Attitudes, Anderson Davis Richardson
Honors Theses from 2015
Effects of Rhythmic Stress on Unstressed Syllables, Anna Gwenyth Pye Marry
Honors Theses from 2014
Trends of Loanword Origins in 20th Century Finnish, Mirva Johnson
Phonetic Knowledge as an Aid to the Perception of Mandarin Tone by Second Language Learners, Jeffrey Ngare
"You gon' let me hold that card": Directive speech acts and authority in The Wire, Benjamin P. Weissman
Honors Theses from 2013
An Investigatin of the Extent to Which Two African American Children With Autism Have Developed Social Language Variation, Kiara S. Savage
Language Attitudes of University of Cape Town Linguistics Students towards Codeswitching, Michael S. Schilling
Honors Theses from 2012
Accent, Attitudes, and the Speech-Language Pathologist, Kenay Sudler
Perception of Non-Phonological Reduction: A Case Study for Using Experimental Data to Investigate Rule-Based Phonology and Exemplar Theory, Rachael Tatman
Honors Theses from 2010
A Case Study of Best Practices in Teaching Reading to English Language Learning Second Graders, Mary Henin
Michael Tomasello on Language Development: The Puzzle of Human Linguistic Uniqueness, Joseph T. Kessler
Closing the Communication Gap Between Undergraduates and Mathematics Professors, Daniel James Villarreal
Honors Theses from 2008
The Syntax and Semantics of Tongan Noun Phrases, Melissa Devane
Linguistic Clues: The Foreign Language Learner's Use of Sortal Classifiers and Morphological Cues in Mandarin Chinese, Jennifer Lynn Wilson
Honors Theses from 1999
A Grammatical Description of the Hitchiti Language, Jesse Mercer
Honors Theses from 1996
The Causative Voice in Mikasuki, Marcy Coon
