Julian Pine

Julian Pine

University of Liverpool

H-index: 52

Europe-United Kingdom

About Julian Pine

Julian Pine, With an exceptional h-index of 52 and a recent h-index of 31 (since 2020), a distinguished researcher at University of Liverpool, specializes in the field of First Language Acquisition, Grammatical Development.

His recent articles reflect a diverse array of research interests and contributions to the field:

Prime surprisal as a tool for assessing error-based learning theories: a systematic review

Toddlers’ Verb‐Marking Errors Are Predicted by the Relative Frequency of Uninflected Sequences in Well‐Formed Child‐Directed Speech: A Preregistered Corpus Analysis

MOSAIC+: A cross-linguistic model of verb-marking error in typically-developing children and children with Developmental Language Disorder

Shifting toward progressive and balanced interaction: a longitudinal corpus study on children's response to Who-questions in Japanese

Language outcomes from the UK-CDI Project: can risk factors, vocabulary skills and gesture scores in infancy predict later language disorders or concern for language development?

A low-intensity, digital intervention influences infant pre-linguistic communication and caregiver responses at 12 months: Evidence from an RCT

Gradually increasing context-sensitivity shapes the development of children’s verb marking: A corpus study

How executive functioning, sentence processing, and vocabulary are related at 3 years of age

Julian Pine Information

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Citations(all)

10759

Citations(since 2020)

3304

Cited By

8554

hIndex(all)

52

hIndex(since 2020)

31

i10Index(all)

101

i10Index(since 2020)

62

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University of Liverpool

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Julian Pine Skills & Research Interests

First Language Acquisition

Grammatical Development

Top articles of Julian Pine

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Journal

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Publication Date

Prime surprisal as a tool for assessing error-based learning theories: a systematic review

Judit Fazekas

Giovanni Sala

Julian Pine

2024/4/16

Toddlers’ Verb‐Marking Errors Are Predicted by the Relative Frequency of Uninflected Sequences in Well‐Formed Child‐Directed Speech: A Preregistered Corpus Analysis

Language Learning

Hannah Sawyer

Colin Bannard

Julian Pine

2024/1/8

MOSAIC+: A cross-linguistic model of verb-marking error in typically-developing children and children with Developmental Language Disorder

Language Learning

Daniel Freudenthal

Fernand Gobet

Julian Pine

2024

Shifting toward progressive and balanced interaction: a longitudinal corpus study on children's response to Who-questions in Japanese

Tomoko Tatsumi

Julian Pine

2023/11/14

Language outcomes from the UK-CDI Project: can risk factors, vocabulary skills and gesture scores in infancy predict later language disorders or concern for language development?

Frontiers in Psychology

Lana S Jago

Katie Alcock

Kerstin Meints

Julian M Pine

Caroline F Rowland

2023/6/16

A low-intensity, digital intervention influences infant pre-linguistic communication and caregiver responses at 12 months: Evidence from an RCT

Gideon Salter

Colin Bannard

Silke Fricke

Emily Hancock

Penny Levickis

...

2023/9/20

Gradually increasing context-sensitivity shapes the development of children’s verb marking: A corpus study

Hannah Sawyer

Colin Bannard

Julian Pine

2023/4/28

How executive functioning, sentence processing, and vocabulary are related at 3 years of age

Journal of Experimental Child Psychology

Crystal Lee

Andrew Jessop

Amy Bidgood

Michelle S Peter

Julian M Pine

...

2023/9/1

Building a unified model of the Optional Infinitive Stage: Simulating the cross-linguistic pattern of verb-marking error in typically developing children and children with …

Daniel FREUDENTHAL

Fernand GOBET

2023/11

Evaluating improvements to a service delivering BBC Education Tiny Happy People resources to families with toddlers: A pilot and feasibility study

Gideon Salter

Colin Bannard

Silke Fricke

Penny Levickis

Cristina McKean

...

2023/12/13

What I say matters: Longitudinal changes in children's response and interaction in Japanese question sequences

Tomoko Tatsumi

Julian Pine

2023

Predicting early vocabulary development from infant prelinguistic communication and caregiver responses

Gideon Salter

Colin Bannard

Silke Fricke

Paul Robert Gering

Penny Levickis

...

2023/8/14

Learning to generalise but not segment an artificial language at 17 months predicts children’s language skills 3 years later

Cognitive Psychology

Padraic Monaghan

Seamus Donnelly

Katie Alcock

Amy Bidgood

Kate Cain

...

2023/12/1

Simulating children’s verb inflection errors in English using an LSTM language model

Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Cognitive Science Society

Daniel Freudenthal

Julian M Pine

Colin Bannard

2023

Chunk-based Incremental Processing and Learning: An integrated theory of word discovery, vocabulary growth, and speed of lexical processing

Andrew Jessop

Julian Pine

Fernand Gobet

2023/7/4

Do Video Materials Support Infants’ Communicative Abilities and Caregivers’ Responsiveness?

Gideon Salter

Colin Bannard

Julian Pine

Molly Willis

Danielle Matthews

2022/7/26

How does language learning ability at 17 months predict language skill development over the next 3 years of life?

Padraic Monaghan

L Jago

K Cain

K Alcock

Seamus Donnelly

...

2022

Do we learn from our mistakes? Evaluating error-based theories of language acquisition

Judit Fazekas

Andrew Jessop

Julian Pine

Caroline F Rowland

2022

Modelling Children's Sentence Recall using an Encoder-Decoder Network

Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Cognitive Science Society

Daniel Freudenthal

Julian M Pine

Colin Bannard

2022

Testing the Competing Sources of Input Account on Children With and Without Developmental Language Disorder.

Hannah Sawyer

Colin Bannard

Julian Pine

2021/7/28

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Co-Authors

H-index: 75
Gina Conti-Ramsden

Gina Conti-Ramsden

Manchester University

H-index: 66
elena lieven

elena lieven

Manchester University

H-index: 37
Anna Theakston

Anna Theakston

Manchester University

H-index: 27
Jane S. Herbert

Jane S. Herbert

University of Wollongong

H-index: 26
Heather Ferguson

Heather Ferguson

University of Kent

H-index: 26
Peter C-H. Cheng

Peter C-H. Cheng

University of Sussex

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