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 …

Computational models of lexical selection in spoken word production have been applied to
semantic interference effects in picture naming response times obtained with continuous …

The production effect (better memory for words read aloud than words read silently) and the
picture superiority effect (better memory for pictures than words) both improve item memory …

Despite recent developments in integrating autonomous and human-like robots into many
aspects of everyday life, social interactions with robots are still a challenge. Here, we focus …

When naming a sequence of pictures of the same semantic category (eg, furniture),
response latencies systematically increase with each named category member. This …

Acting jointly with a partner is different from acting alone. In this study we investigate whether
speaking with a partner is different from speaking alone. Drawing upon a well-established …

Previous research has shown that people represent each other's tasks and actions when
acting together. However, less is known about how co-actors represent each other's action …

The lexical representation of compound words in speech production is still under debate.
While most studies with healthy adult speakers suggest that a single lemma representation …

Dialogue requires speakers to coordinate. According to the model of dialogue as joint
action, interlocutors achieve this coordination by corepresenting their own and each other's …