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Dr. Bruno Galantucci Investigates the Faithfulness Assumption

By On October 29, 2020 · Leave a Comment

Dr. Bruno Galantucci, associate professor of psychology, partnered with Eliyahu Spivack and Nathaniel Paley, two psychology majors at Yeshiva College, and Benjamin Langstein, a fourth-year student at Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychology, to publish “Repair Avoidance: When Faithful Informational Exchanges Don’t Matter That Much” in Issue […]

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Galantucci and Langstein Publish Article

By On February 26, 2018 · Leave a Comment

Dr. Bruno Galantucci, associate professor of psychology, and Benjamin Langstein ’15YC co-authored an article (along with Gareth Roberts of the University of Pennsylvania) titled “Content deafness: When coherent talk just doesn’t matter” in Language and Communication.

The authors begin by saying that common intuition suggests that, when people are engaged in […]

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Galantucci Delivers Keynote Talk on Experimental Semiotics

By On June 29, 2017 · Leave a Comment

Dr. Bruno Galantucci, associate professor of psychology at Yeshiva College, gave a keynote talk at an international conference in Germany sponsored by University of Cologne titled “XPrag 2017,” otherwise known as the Seventh Biannual Experimental Pragmatics Conference.

The title of his talk was “Experimental Semiotics: What is it? What is it good for?” […]

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Galantucci Authors Encyclopedia Entry on Experimental Semiotics

By On May 30, 2017 · Leave a Comment

Dr. Bruno Galantucci, associate professor of psychology, published an entry in the Oxford Research Encyclopedias: Linguistics titled “Experimental Semiotics” (ES).

Galantucci describes the field as “a burgeoning new discipline aimed at investigating in the laboratory the development of novel forms of human communication. Conceptually connected to experimental research on language use, ES provides […]

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Galantucci and Student to Publish Article in Language and Communication

By On January 14, 2016 · Leave a Comment

Dr. Bruno Galantucci, associate professor of psychology at Yeshiva College, and student Benjamin Langstein recently co-authored an article with Dr. Gareth Roberts of the University of Pennsylvania that will appear in the March 2016 edition of Language and Communication. Titled “(In)sensitivity to incoherence in human communication,” the research described in the article […]

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Galantucci and Roberts Publish Article in PLOS ONE

By On July 30, 2014 · Leave a Comment

Bruno Galantucci  and Gareth Roberts, associate professor of psychology and research fellow in psychology at Yeshiva University respectively, have published an article in PLOS ONE, an international, peer-reviewed journal that publishes primary research in a number of scientific disciplines. Titled “Do We Notice When Communication Goes Awry? An Investigation of People’s Sensitivity to Coherence in Spontaneous Conversation,” […]

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Galantucci Gives Invited Lectures in Italy, Budapest, Denmark

By On July 30, 2013 · Leave a Comment

Dr. Bruno Galantucci, associate professor of psychology, delivered three lectures on experimental semiotics abroad this summer.

The first, “Experimental Semiotics: An Engine of Discovery for Understanding Human Communications,” was presented as a keynote lecture at the Eighth Conference of the Nordic Association for Semiotic Studies before the Danish Council for Independent Research in Aarhus, […]

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