EAGLeLab

Publications and presentations

Listed below are our papers and presentations, as well as select other works by the team’s members relevant to the topics we cover.

Title Type Year File
Chromá, A., & Treichelová, J. (2025, June 30). The curiously long journey of the German case marking. Department of Developmental Psychology, Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen. Presentation 2025 Link
Skarabela, B. (2025). Czeching the grammar: How do children learn complex morphosyntax? LangInLife ISAB conference, Brno, Czech Republic. Presentation 2025 Link
Chromá, A., & Treichelová, J. (2025, June 19–20). Word order and case marking in early comprehension. LangInLife ISAB conference, Brno, Czech Republic. Presentation 2025 Link
Chromá, A., Sláma, J., Matiasovitsová, K., & Treichelová, J. (2025). A morphologically tagged longitudinal corpus of spoken Czech child-adult interactions. Language Resources and Evaluation, 59(1), 413–436. Publication 2025  
Matiasovitsová, K., Čechová, P., Sláma, J., Homolková, K., & Smolík, F. (2024). Mean Length of Utterance in Czech Toddlers: Validity Estimates and Comparison of Words, Morphemes, and Syllables. Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research, 67(3), 837–852. Publication 2024  
Gerwien, J., Filip, M., & Smolík, F. (2024). Noun imageability and the processing of sensory-based information. Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology, 77(10), 2137–2150. Publication 2024  
Smolik, F., & Chromá, A. (2023). About me, you and her: Personal pronouns are developmentally preceded by mental state language. Journal of Child Language, 50(3), 537–554. Publication 2023  
Smolík, F. (2022). Here come the nouns: Czech two-year-olds use verb number endings to predict sentence subjects. Cognition, 219, 104964. Publication 2022  
Smolík, F., & Matiasovitsová, K. (2021). Sentence imitation with masked morphemes in Czech: Memory, morpheme frequency, and morphological richness. Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research, 64(1), 105–120. Publication 2021  
Smolík, F., & Bláhová, V. (2019). Czech 23-month-olds use gender agreement to anticipate upcoming nouns. Journal of Experimental Child Psychology, 178, 251–265. Publication 2019  
Smolík, F. (2015). Word order and information structure in Czech 3-and 4-year-olds’ comprehension. First language, 35(3), 237–253. Publication 2015