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Affiliates of the Language and Cognition Program

CLAUDIA CARELLO
Professor, Psychology Dept. (Ecological Psychology)

Printed word recognition in English, Korean, Serbo-Croatian; relation between reading fluency and motor coordination

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JAMES DIXON
Associate Professor, Psychology Dept. (Developmental)

Cognitive development; Developmental epistemology; Learning and mechanisms of developmental change

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INGE-MARIE EIGSTI
Assistant Professor, Psychology Dept. (Clinical)

Neurodevelopment in autism spectrum disorders; Language acquisition; Neural constraints on language development

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DIANE LILLO-MARTIN
Professor, Linguistics Dept.

The structure of American Sign Language, its acquisition and processing, and the processes deaf people use to read

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GEORGIE LUKATELA
Senior Research Scientist, Psychology Dept.

The phonological basis of printed word recognition

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DANIEL MIRMAN
Postdoctoral Fellow, Psychology Dept. (Clinical)

Spoken word perception, semantic knowledge

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LETITIA NAIGLES
Associate Professor, Psychology Dept. (Developmental)

Language acquisition, word learning

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KENNETH PUGH
Associate Professor, Yale University and Haskins Laboratories

Neural basis of reading and dyslexia

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DONALD SHANKWEILER
Professor, Psychology Dept. (Emeritus)

Normal and impaired acquisition of reading and writing; Short term memory in language comprehension.

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WILLIAM SNYDER
Associate Professor, Linguistics Dept.

Crosslinguistic studies of language acquisition; sentence processing

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MICHAEL TURVEY
Professor, Psychology Dept. (Ecological Psychology)

The phonological basis of printed word recognition; Nonlinear dynamics in reading and cognition.

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