ST&D 2022: 2022 ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SOCIETY FOR TEXT AND DISCOURSE
PROGRAM

Days: Tuesday, July 19th Wednesday, July 20th Thursday, July 21st Friday, July 22nd

Tuesday, July 19th

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11:15-11:30Break
12:30-12:45Break
12:45-13:45 Session 4: Symposium I: Deaf and Hard of Hearing Readers

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12:45
Multimodal Transduction in Deaf Pedagogy (abstract)
12:50
Definitions Writing and Multilingual Deaf Students: Building on Linguistic Strengths (abstract)
12:55
Sharpening the Analytic Lens to Explore Representations of Deaf People in Comics (abstract)
13:00
The Potential of Scientific Discourse for Deaf Students: A Systemic Functional Linguistic Analysis into a Scientific Translation Between English and American Sign Language (abstract)
13:05
Deaf Emergent Writers (abstract)
PRESENTER: Hannah Dostal
13:45-14:00Break
14:00-15:00 Session 5: Enhanced I: Comprehending Textual Inconsistencies

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14:00
Does the RI-Val Model Also Apply to Illustrated Texts? (abstract)
PRESENTER: Pauline Frick
14:05
Reader Awareness in the Consistency Effect (abstract)
PRESENTER: Murray Singer
14:10
A Memory-Based Approach to Multiple Document Comprehension (abstract)
PRESENTER: Allison Sonia
14:15
How Does Drawing Affect Inconsistency Detection in Science Texts? (abstract)
PRESENTER: Kathryn Rupp
15:00-15:15Break
Wednesday, July 20th

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10:00-11:15 Session 7: Tom Trabasso Young Investigator Award Address - Dr. Alexandra List
10:00
Source, Perspective, and Representation: Reimaging Multiple Text Tasks to Promote Equity (abstract)
11:15-11:30Break
11:30-12:30 Session 8: Enhanced II: Expository Text Processing

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11:30
Investigating Reading from Screens in the Context of Standards of Coherence (abstract)
11:35
Identifying the Sources of Difficulty in Reasoning Beyond the Text (abstract)
PRESENTER: Tricia Guerrero
11:40
Understanding Flexible Use of Comprehension Strategies: A Cluster Approach (abstract)
PRESENTER: Kathryn McCarthy
11:45
Belief Change After Reading Predicts Argumentative Essay Content (abstract)
PRESENTER: Liam Hart
11:50
The Effects of Task Instructions on Text Processing and Learning (abstract)
PRESENTER: Bailing Lyu
12:30-12:45Break
13:45-14:00Break
14:00-15:00 Session 10: Enhanced III: Misinformation & Misconceptions

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14:00
Testing the Effects of Refutations and Summaries on Understanding (abstract)
PRESENTER: Lamorej Roberts
14:05
The Influence of Emotions and Beliefs on the Comprehension of Texts About Climate Change (abstract)
PRESENTER: Carly Mastrian
14:10
Familiar False Facts vs. Novel Truths: The Influence of Readers’ Background Knowledge on Processing and Acquiring False Information (abstract)
14:15
The Dynamic Nature of Source Credibility and Impacts on Knowledge Revision (abstract)
PRESENTER: Victoria Johnson
14:20
How Susceptible Are You? The Effects of Feedback and Monitoring on the Influence of False Information (abstract)
PRESENTER: Nikita Salovich
15:00-15:15Break
Thursday, July 21st

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11:15-11:30Break
11:30-12:30 Session 13: Enhanced IV: Assessment and Individual Differences

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11:30
Exploring Narrative and Expository Elaborative Inferences with MOCCA-College (abstract)
PRESENTER: Amanda Dahl
11:35
How Lexical Properties of Test Items Impact Adolescent and Adult Learner Text Processing (abstract)
PRESENTER: John Sabatini
11:40
Tracing the Locus of Gender-Related Differences in Sourcing (abstract)
PRESENTER: Sarit Barzilai
11:45
The Influence of Individual Differences and Connective Features on Connective Comprehension (abstract)
PRESENTER: Merel Scholman
11:50
Foundational Reading Skills and Learner Characteristics in an Adult Literacy Intervention (abstract)
PRESENTER: John Hollander
12:30-12:45Break
12:45-13:45 Session 14: Symposium II: Health Literacy

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12:45
Health Literacy and Adults with Low Basic Skills (abstract)
PRESENTER: Iris Feinberg
12:50
Addressing Health Literacy in an Intervention for Caregivers of Children with Medical Technology (abstract)
PRESENTER: Regena Spratling
12:55
Perception Vs Reality: The Use of Teach-Back by Medical Residents (abstract)
13:00
Culturally Competent and Health Literate Communications Training for Nursing Students (abstract)
13:05
Actionability, Understandability and Quality of COVID-19 Vaccine YouTube Videos: Health Literacy Considerations (abstract)
PRESENTER: Jamie Bernhardt
13:45-14:00Break
14:00-15:00 Session 15: Enhanced V: Multiple Document Comprehension

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14:00
The Relationship Between ToM and Multiple Document Comprehension in University Students (abstract)
14:05
Comprehension and Critique: An Examination of Students’ Evaluations of Information in Texts (abstract)
14:10
Working Memory Capacity as a Predictor of Single and Multiple Text Comprehension (abstract)
PRESENTER: Lena Hildenbrand
14:15
Improving Multiple-Document Integration by Supporting Thinking Dispositions: a Randomized Control Trial (abstract)
14:20
Language Teachers' Intertextual Integration Skills: Different Manifestations of Integration (abstract)
PRESENTER: Liron Primor
15:00-15:15Break
Friday, July 22nd

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07:00-08:00 IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT STANDARD SESSIONS ON JULY 22, 2022. ALL STANDARD SESSION PRESENTATIONS ARE AVAILABLE ON FLIPGRID.

July 22, 2022 is simply a placeholder for our online program: There are no synchronous presentations on this date. Please view the ST&D flipgrid page at https://flipgrid.com/386d34f2 to view the asynchronous Flipgrid presentations using the code: ST&D2022! Participants will need to use or create a free Google or Microsoft account.

08:00-09:00 Session 17: Standard I: Assessment
Location: Flipgrid 17
Assessing Inference Making with the Minnesota Inference Assessment (MIA) (abstract)
PRESENTER: Kyle Stagnaro
Oral reading fluency changes captured in electronic shared book reading (abstract)
PRESENTER: Zuowei Wang
Using the Cloze Test to Create Assessments of Interdisciplinary Semantic Spaces (abstract)
PRESENTER: Omer Ari
Development of the ASOIM Reading Strategy Performance Assessment (abstract)
PRESENTER: Ju-Ling Chen
Examining Time-Related Behavioral Patterns for Low-Skilled Adults on a Digital Literacy Assessment (abstract)
PRESENTER: Elizabeth Tighe
10:00-11:00 Session 18: Standard II: Conversation & Discourse
Location: Flipgrid 18
Exploring the Sensitivity to Alternative Signals of Coherence Relations: The Case of French Speaking Teenagers (abstract)
This Dude Sent Me a Trumpet Emoji: On the Relationship Between Non-Face Emoji and Text Valence (abstract)
PRESENTER: Allison M. Arp
On the usage of stance marker "well" in self-repair (abstract)
Virtual Reality + Think-aloud: Assessing User Perceptions of the Interior Spaces (abstract)
PRESENTER: Hoa Vo
The Role of Causal Connectivity and Note-taking Condition in the Comprehension of Spoken and Written Discourse about the Importance of Comprehensive Sex Education by Argentine College Students (abstract)
PRESENTER: Jazmín Cevasco
Do people repeat themselves more in monologue or dialogue? (abstract)
PRESENTER: Patrick Healey
A Simple Linear Model for Exploring Synchrony and Complementarity in Interpersonal Coordination (abstract)
Conversational Cohesion Across Contexts (abstract)
PRESENTER: Lauren Flynn
11:00-12:00 Session 19: Standard III: Digital Reading & Writing
Location: Flipgrid 19
Potential Impact of Intellectual Humility and Implicit Bias when Reading on the Internet (abstract)
PRESENTER: Taylor Clark
Access to Real-time Typing Shapes Perception of a Collaborator’s Work Quality (abstract)
PRESENTER: Arielle Elliott
Do university students’ leisure time reading of printed and digital texts predict text comprehension? (abstract)
Partner keystrokes predict task-unrelated thought during computer-mediated conversations (abstract)
PRESENTER: Vishal Kuvar
Instant messaging multitasking while reading: a pilot eye-tracking study (abstract)
PRESENTER: Lidia Altamura
12:00-13:00 Session 20: Standard IV: Emotions & Moral Judgements
Location: Flipgrid 20
Emotional Inferences Due to Framing and Composition During Think-Aloud Task with Non-Linguistic Graphic Narratives (abstract)
Visual art: The effect of verbal information on judgments of understanding, epistemic and aesthetic emotions. (abstract)
Up Close & Personal: The Effects of Psychological Distance on Moral Judgments (abstract)
PRESENTER: Zachary Brustman
The effects of foregrounding processing on empathic reactions in literary reading: preliminary results (abstract)
PRESENTER: Giulia Scapin
13:00-14:00 Session 21: Standard V: Inferences
Location: Flipgrid 21
Does scaffolding support inference-making in primary-grade students? (abstract)
PRESENTER: Hyejin Hwang
Advanced theory of mind and teenagers’ sourcing skills: specific role in intention attribution (abstract)
PRESENTER: Yann Dyoniziak
Recognising Satirical Intent in Satirical New Discourse: Effects Of Reading Behaviour And Need For Cognition (abstract)
Clause structure as an alternative cue for discourse relations (abstract)
PRESENTER: Marian Marchal
Exploring Good and Poor Comprehenders’ Local and Global Bridging Inference Generation to Causal Text (abstract)
PRESENTER: Sarah E. Carlson
14:00-15:00 Session 22: Standard VI: Learning & Instruction
Location: Flipgrid 22
Does Generation Benefit Learning With Texts? A Meta-Analytic Review (abstract)
PRESENTER: Julia Schindler
Scientific Reflection in Writing Tools (abstract)
PRESENTER: Vivian Zohery
Improving Evidence-Based Reasoning: Results from an Intervention (abstract)
PRESENTER: Hongcui Du
“I can't tell if I did something good.”: Understanding Student Processing of Academic Feedback (abstract)
PRESENTER: Shelby Weisen
Exploring the Boundaries: When Explanation Activities do not Improve Comprehension (abstract)
PRESENTER: Jennifer Wiley
Does Combining Study Strategies Support Comprehension on Immediate Tests? (abstract)
PRESENTER: James Malloy
An experimental study of multiple reading strategies for self-direct reading in a digital learning environment (abstract)
PRESENTER: Ju-Ling Chen
15:00-16:00 Session 23: Standard VII: Inconsistencies & Misinformation
Location: Flipgrid 23
Belief Bias when Adolescents Read to Comprehend Multiple Conflicting Texts (abstract)
PRESENTER: Jason Braasch
University Students' Dialogues about Online COVID-19 Information (abstract)
PRESENTER: Maria Zimmermann
Text processing patterns for those who do or do not gain misinformation from multiple controversial texts about childhood vaccinations: A contrasting case studies approach (abstract)
PRESENTER: Virginia Troemel
Can Warnings Affect the Confidence Derived from Reading Explanatory Texts? (abstract)
PRESENTER: Amanda Withall
The effects of reading instruction on temporal coherence maintenance: Focusing on second language learners (abstract)
PRESENTER: Ryuya Komuro
16:00-17:00 Session 24: Standard VIII: Multiple Text Processing
Location: Flipgrid 24
Using PowerPoint to Assess Students’ Learning from Multiple Texts (abstract)
PRESENTER: Bailing Lyu
To evaluate or to justify: Do readers become less likely to construct a documents model after choosing a side among conflicting science texts? (abstract)
PRESENTER: Gaston Saux
Integrating information from multiple documents in primary school: An exploratory study (abstract)
College Students’ Source Monitoring Errors When Remembering Multiple Texts on a Controversial Socio-scientific Issue (abstract)
PRESENTER: Carlie Cope
In-text citations: Burden, benefit, or irrelevant for multiple text comprehension? (abstract)
PRESENTER: Ali Fulsher
The Role of Topic Beliefs and Reading Skill When Evaluating Questionably Reliable Search Results (abstract)
17:00-18:00 Session 25: Standard IX: Narrative Experiences
Location: Flipgrid 25
Determinants of the Aesthetic Attitude during Reading (abstract)
PRESENTER: Lena Wimmer
How Character Knowledge Influences Comprehension Processing (abstract)
Adult readers making sense of picture stories: A contrastive case study (abstract)
PRESENTER: Tabitha Stickel
The effect of reading literary and popular fiction on different aspects of theory of mind (abstract)
PRESENTER: William Levine
An Examination of Multilingual Readers’ Experiences of Transportation in Narratives (abstract)
PRESENTER: Püren Öncel
18:00-19:00 Session 26: Standard X: Natural Language Processing & Corpus Analysis
Location: Flipgrid 26
Comprehension of Collocations In English and Spanish (abstract)
PRESENTER: Stephanie Diaz
Using sentence embeddings to predict text readability: A comparison (abstract)
PRESENTER: Scott Crossley
Narrative Writing from Users-in-the-Wild: A Computational Rhetorical Analysis (abstract)
Local and Global Referential Overlap in Texts Grounded in Readability Formulas (abstract)
PRESENTER: Joon Suh Choi
Examining Text Socialness of Children’s Books Using LIWC (abstract)
The relationship between POS tag and human judgment-based text readability score (abstract)
PRESENTER: Youngmeen Kim
Linguistic Indicators of Sourcing Strategies in Students’ Constructed Responses (abstract)
PRESENTER: Michelle Banawan
19:00-20:00 Session 27: Standard XI: Strategic Reading
Location: Flipgrid 27
Does speed-reading training work, and if so, why? Impact of speed-reading training and metacognitive training on reading speed, comprehension, and eye-movements (abstract)
PRESENTER: Marina Klimovich
Comparing metacomprehension in expository and informative narrative texts (abstract)
Comprehension strategy use: Differences across instructional prompts and education levels (abstract)
Impact of induction tasks on visual search for answer to questions in short texts by children aged 9-11 years (abstract)
PRESENTER: Sabine Févin
Learning from Expository and Informative Narrative Texts under Different Reading Goals (abstract)
PRESENTER: Scott Hinze
Coherence building processes while answering low and high-level questions from expository texts (abstract)
Improving deep reading comprehension through an intelligent tutoring system: does the role of strategy instruction matter? (abstract)
20:00-21:00 Session 28: Standard XII: Text Comprehension & Representation
Location: Flipgrid 28
Beyond the male-female dichotomy – How the non-binary asterisk influences gendered representations of persons (abstract)
PRESENTER: Lisa Zacharski
Does the gender asterisk ("Gendersternchen") as a special form of gender-fair language impair comprehensibility? (abstract)
PRESENTER: Marcus Friedrich
The effect of document sources on the evaluation of embedded sources and their claims when reading health information (abstract)
PRESENTER: Franco Londra
The Neurocognitive Bases of Word Identification and Word-to-Text Integration: Expository Text Reading in L1 and L2 (abstract)
PRESENTER: Chanyuan Gu
Scalar implicature and acceptance rating by first- and second-language speakers (abstract)
PRESENTER: Yuko Hijikata
Comparative constructions and COVID-19: Investigating comprehension and production (abstract)
PRESENTER: Elsi Kaiser
Persuasiveness of COVID vaccine messages: Consequences of pronominal form and personal opinion (abstract)