E.C.C. Lab

We use e-perspectives (enactive, embodied, ecological, environmental, and ethical) to study communication and cognition.

A part of the Cognitive Science Research Lab at Franklin and Marshall College.

Our empirical studies to date concern linguistic bodies interacting under conditions that are varyingly favorable to the emergence of participation dynamics. We have investigated the effects of videoconferencing on hand gesturing, the multimodal synergies in trainer-primate relationships, and how expectant parents relate to hope in conversations.