I am a PhD candidate in Project A6, which focuses on the question of how common ground develops across age groups and language backgrounds. In our project we compare young first-language learners, adult second-language learners, and adult native speakers. My focus is on second-language learners, which also reflects my academic background in psycholinguistics, memory, and second language acquisition. I am particularly interested in how memory, language prediction, and language processing relate to one another and contribute to the development of common ground.
Chaidaridou, C., Beck, S. D., & Weber, A. (2026). Who said it-and did it fit the speaker's age? How age-typicality of named objects improves source memory. Frontiers in Language Sciences, 5, 1840898. doi: 10.3389/flang.2026.1840898