Qian Jingjing
(PhD candidate)
Institute of Linguistics
Shanghai International Studies University(SISU)
Research areas: second language acquisition; sentence processing
Phone: 021-39227232 (O)
E-mail: qianjingjingsh@126.com
Education:
9/2010 to presen | Shanghai International Studies University Ph.D. in Linguistics and Applied Linguistics(expected: 12/2015) |
9/2004– 6/2006 | Nanjing University M.A. in Linguisticsand applied linguistics |
9/2000– 6/2004 | Nanjing University B.A. in English language and literature |
Employment
6/2006 to present | Shanghai University of Political Science and Law Assistant Professor |
Publication:
Qian, J. & Wu, F. (In press).Immediate effects of Binding Principle A on complex reflexive processing in Chinese.Xiandai Waiyu (Contemporary Foreign Languages).
Qian J. (2011). Chinese EFL Learners’Acquisition of English Derivational Affixes: An Empirical Study. Waiguoyu yu jiaoxue (Foreign Languages and Their Teaching) 2, 48-51.
Poster presentation at peer-reviewed conferences:
Qian, J. & Wu, F. (2014). Early interference effects of non-structural gender: Behavioral evidence from Chinese pronouns and complex reflexives. Poster presented at the 20th Annual Conference on Architecturesand Mechanisms for Language Processing (AMLaP). September 4-6, 2014. University of Edinburgh, UK.
Qian, J. & Wu, F.(2014)Chinese TA-ziji is more sensitive to non-structural gender than Binding Principle, but the pattern is reversed with TA. Paper presented at the 4th China National Conference on Cognitive Neurolinguistics（第四届全国认知神经语言学大会）, May 16-18, 2014. Shanghai Jiaotong University, China.
Qian, J. & Wu, F.(2013)Immediate Effects of Non-Structural Gender on Real-time Processing of ComplexReflexives in Chinese. Paper presented at the 2nd International Colloquium of Chinese Psycholinguistics Association（第二届中国心理语言学国际研讨会）, November 23-24, 2013. Fuzhou Normal University, China.
Research projects:
10/2013-10/2018 | Participating Member, responsible for Anaphor resolution in Chinese, subcategory of SISU Key Research Project (Sentence- and discourse-processing from a cross-linguistic perspective) (KX161053) |
2013.6-2015.6 | Participating Member, SISU Seed Funds for Young Researchers, Probing linguistic issues with experimental methods (QJTD13WFY01) |
