Semantic processing in language production includes different meaning relations
determining the selection of lexical representations that best express the intended message …

The human faculty to speak has evolved, so has been argued, for communicating with
others and for engaging in social interactions. Hence the human cognitive system should be …

Error-based theories of language acquisition suggest that children, like adults, continuously
make and evaluate predictions in order to reach an adult-like state of language use …

In everyday conversation, interlocutors often plan their utterances while listening to their
conversational partners, thereby achieving short gaps between their turns. Important issues …

In conversation, turns follow each other with minimal gaps. To achieve this, speakers must
launch their utterances shortly before the predicted end of the partner's turn. We examined …

Numerous studies demonstrate that the production of words is delayed when speakers
process in temporal proximity semantically related words. Yet the experimental settings …

Interference in picture naming occurs from representing a partner's preparations to speak
(Gambi, van de Cavey, & Pickering, 2015). We tested the origins of this interference using a …

This study investigates in a joint action setting a well-established effect in speech
production, cumulative semantic interference, an increase in naming latencies when naming …

Studies on joint action show that when two actors turn-takingly attend to each other's target
that appears one at a time, a partner's target is accumulated in memory. However, in the real …

In this preregistered study, we investigate whether themes conveyed by task partners'
narratives reveal semantic relationships between objects that would otherwise be perceived …