• Auditory Temporal Processing Ability in Cochlear-Implant Users: The Effects of Age and Peripheral Neural Survival 

  Shader, Maureen Joyce (2019)

  Cochlear implants (CIs) are a valuable tool in the treatment of hearing loss and are considered a safe and effective option for adults of all ages. Nevertheless, older adults with CIs do not always achieve comparable speech ...

• Intelligibility in Children with Cochlear Implants: The /t/ vs. /k/ Contrast 

  Leonard, Elinora C (2019)

  Previous research has found that the speech of children with cochlear implants (CI) is less intelligible than the speech of peers with normal hearing (NH). This claim has been supported by research showing that children ...

• AN INVESTIGATION OF NEURAL MECHANISMS UNDERLYING VERB MORPHOLOGY DEFICITS IN APHASIA 

  Pifer, Madeline R (2019)

  Agrammatic aphasia is an acquired language disorder characterized by slow, non-fluent speech that include primarily content words. It is well-documented that people with agrammatism (PWA) have difficulty with production ...

• Role of Processing Speed and Cognitive Control during Word Retrieval in Persons with Aphasia 

  Gehman, Megan (2019)

  It is possible that word retrieval is not associated with general processing speed but is associated with a highly specific cognitive process - that of inhibiting competing alternative words. This study aims to measure ...

• INVESTIGATING THE EFFECT OF PARENTAL QUESTION INPUT ON CHILDREN WITH ASD 

  Curdts, Lydia Leslie (2019)

  The current study analyzed individual mechanisms of language gains following the Solomon et al. (2014) randomized control trial (RCT) of the Play and Language for Autistic Youngsters (PLAY) Project, a DIR/Floortime based ...

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