I use both behavioral and neurolinguistic methods in answering these questions, and I work with both child and adult participants. Most of this work investigates syntactic effects of agreement features as a way to understand how these features affect incremental meaning representations during parsing. However, I’ve also used priming paradigms as a way to study abstract phonological representations, and I’ve used felicity judgment tasks with child participants to study the development of abstract quantity-related inferences. In addition to my work in psycho/neurolinguistics, I’ve been developing a research program in NLP + HCI, where I’ve been able to use insights from linguistics and psychology to develop challenging test datasets, test crowdsourcing methodologies, and develop new tasks motivated by human language processing principles.