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I Can't Even Because Language: Investigating Attitudes Towards Internet Phrases in Speech

About this Honors Thesis
Student Name:	Specht-Bird, Sarahmarie
Date Uploaded:	08/28/2018
Research Field:	Language, Linguistics
Department:	Psychology and Linguistics

Language Learning and the Gendered Self: Learner Identities and French Language Study in a US Context

About this Dissertation
Student Name:	Knisely, Kris Aric
Date Uploaded:	08/28/2018
Research Field:	Language, Linguistics, Gender Studies, and Education, Language and Literature
Department:	French

The Syntactic Constraints of the Japanese Particle Ne

About this Honors Thesis
Student Name:	Vu, Tiffany Thien
Date Uploaded:	08/28/2018
Research Field:	Language, Linguistics
Department:	Linguistics

The Relationship Between Prosody and the Development of Conversational Turn-Taking in Infants at High and Low Risk of Autism Spectrum Disorder

About this Honors Thesis
Student Name:	Patel, Shivani
Date Uploaded:	08/28/2018
Research Field:	Psychology, Clinical, Language, Linguistics, and Psychology, Developmental
Department:	Linguistics

Exodus 3:14: Arguments for Incoherency and Non-literal Methods

About this Honors Thesis
Student Name:	Xie, Zi Wei
Date Uploaded:	08/28/2018
Research Field:	Religion, Biblical Studies, Literature, Comparative, and Language, Linguistics
Department:	Comparative Literature

Account and Acquisition of Hiatus Resolution: /r/-Linking and /r/-Intrusion

About this Honors Thesis
Student Name:	Naber, Christopher
Date Uploaded:	08/28/2018
Research Field:	Language, Linguistics and Psychology, Developmental
Department:	Psychology and Linguistics

Questions in Mediation: How Mediators Change their Language to Facilitate the Process of Mediation

About this Honors Thesis
Student Name:	Juergensmeyer, Krissy
Date Uploaded:	08/28/2018
Research Field:	Language, Linguistics
Department:	Linguistics

Compensating for the Lack of a Gender-Neutral Pronoun in English: What Makes a Method Successful (with Evidence from Chinese) and What Should We Do?

About this Honors Thesis
Student Name:	Berkowsky, Danielle
Date Uploaded:	08/28/2018
Research Field:	Language, Linguistics and Gender Studies
Department:	Linguistics