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Acta Psychologica|June 20, 2017
Looking at a contrast object before speaking boosts referential informativeness, but is not essentialCatherine Davies, Helene KreysaJournal of Child Language|May 10, 2018
Look before you speak: children's integration of visual information into informative referring expressionsCatherine Davies, Helene KreysaThe Behavioral and Brain Sciences|June 25, 2013
Preparing to be punched: prediction may not always require inference of intentionsHelene KreysaFrontiers in Psychology|December 11, 2012
Can Speaker Gaze Modulate Syntactic Structuring and Thematic Role Assignment during Spoken Sentence Comprehension?Pia Knoeferle, Helene KreysaPlos One|August 12, 2021
Understanding and countering the spread of conspiracy theories in social networks: Evidence from epidemiological models of Twitter dataJulian Kauk, Helene Kreysa, Stefan R SchweinbergerPNAS Nexus|February 20, 2025
Large-scale analysis of fact-checked stories on Twitter reveals graded effects of ambiguity and falsehood on information reappearanceJulian Kauk, Helene Kreysa, Stefan R SchweinbergerPlos One|September 20, 2016
Direct Speaker Gaze Promotes Trust in Truth-Ambiguous StatementsHelene Kreysa, Luise Kessler, Stefan R SchweinbergerActa Psychologica|June 3, 2018
Distinct effects of different visual cues on sentence comprehension and later recall: The case of speaker gaze versus depicted actionsHelene Kreysa, Eva M Nunnemann, Pia KnoeferleCognition & Emotion|April 27, 2023
Perceived naturalness of emotional voice morphsChristine Nussbaum, Manuel Pöhlmann, Helene Kreysa, et al.Scientific Reports|March 31, 2024
Translation and validation of the German version of the FACE-Q paralysis module in adult patients with unilateral peripheral facial palsyWieta Elin Moritz, Gerd Fabian Volk, Helene Kreysa, et al.Pageof 4