Sara Kosutar
Job description
Sara Košutar is a Marie Skłodowska-Curie (MSCA) Postdoctoral Fellow on the project Cross-linguistic influence during real-time processing in child heritage speakers (CLEAR; supervisors: Prof. Marit Westergaard, Assoc. Prof. Natalia Mitrofanova) and a Postdoctoral Fellow on the project Multilingual Minds: Grammar Interaction in Multilingual Acquisition (MuMiN) at the Department of Language and Culture at UiT. She is a member of the research group of the Center for Language, Brain and Learning (C-LaBL) and the AcqVA Lab at UiT.
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Research interests
My research interests include language acquisition and language processing by different groups of children and adults – monolingual, bilingual/multilingual and heritage language speakers – with a special focus on the acquisition and processing of Croatian in contact with other languages. I rely on experimental methods to study language, in particular the Visual World eye-tracking paradigm, WebGazer, eye-tracking during reading and behavioural tasks (e.g., elicited production, acceptability judgments). In my current and previous research, I have focused on various linguistic phenomena that I investigate from a cross-linguistic perspective, such as grammatical aspect and case, reference, anaphora resolution, implicit causality, negation, semantics of connectives, etc.
