Aleksandra Tomic
Postdoctoral Researcher
Job description
Aleksandra Tomic is a Postdoctoral Researcher in Theme 1: MultiLingual Minds and Factors Affecting MultiLingual Outcomes of the AcqVA Aurora Center in the Department of Language and Culture at UiT. Her research focuses on the psycho/neurolinguistic accounts of sociopragmatic and language use effects on multilingual language processing and acquisition, using a range of data analysis and data collection techniques.
Aleksandra Tomic,
Edith Kaan
:
Oscillatory brain responses to processing code-switches in the presence of others
Jason Rothman,
Fatih Bayram,
Vincent DeLuca,
Grazia Di Pisa,
Jon Andoni Dunabeitia Landaburu,
Khadij Gharibi
et al.:
Monolingual comparative normativity in bilingualism research is out of “control”: Arguments and alternatives
Aleksandra Tomic,
Jorge Valdés Kroff
:
Expecting the unexpected: Code-switching as a facilitatory cue in online sentence processing
Edith Kaan,
Souad Kheder,
Ann Kreidler,
Aleksandra Tomic,
Jorge Valdés Kroff
:
Processing Code-Switches in the Presence of Others: An ERP Study
Aleksandra Tomic,
Fatih Bayram,
Cecile Marie-Rose De Cat,
Yulia Rodina
:
Individual variation in heritage language morphosyntactic processing: Clitic placement in Bosnian in Norway
2022
Aleksandra Tomic,
Fatih Bayram,
Cecile Marie-Rose De Cat,
Yulia Rodina
:
Individual variation in heritage language morphosyntactic
processing: Bosnian Clitics in Norway
2022
Yulia Rodina,
Aleksandra Tomic,
Aida Hajdukovic Kristiansen
:
Fordeler med flerspråklighet og Bosnisk språk i Norge
2022
Aleksandra Tomic,
Fatih Bayram,
Cecile Marie-Rose De Cat,
Yulia Rodina
:
Individual variation in heritage language morphosyntactic processing: A corpus study
2021
Aleksandra Tomic,
Fatih Bayram,
Cecile Marie-Rose De Cat,
Yulia Rodina
:
Heritage language grammar in flux: Individual variation in morphosyntactic processing
2021
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