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Research and Teaching Notes

This section contains accessible, research-led articles on psycholinguistics, language processing, Thai-language research resources, and related questions in language and cognition. The articles develop ideas from my research, teaching, and academic presentations for readers beyond conventional journal articles and dataset records.

The collection will grow selectively, with each piece intended as a durable explanatory resource.

Research explainer

Why Thai Needs Dedicated Psycholinguistic Resources

How language-specific norms and stimuli support behavioural research on word and object processing

Psycholinguistic experiments depend on well-characterised words, pictures, and behavioural tasks. This article explains why materials developed for English cannot simply be transferred to Thai, how language-specific norms make controlled experiments possible, and how linked Thai resources can support cumulative research.

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