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The Complicated Relationship Between Trauma and Language
Abstract: During this conversation, I will discuss the intricacies of the relationship between psychological trauma and language. From my dissertation to some of my more recent work, we will examine linguistic markers of emotional and cognitive processing, the dynamic effects of trauma on language, and explore what happens when language itself becomes traumatic. I’ll wrap up my talk with a few 'words for thought' regarding various disciplinary approaches to this complex relationship.
Behavioral and neural signatures of approximate hierarchical inference
Influences and Consequences of Brain Changes During Period of Rapid Development
Trial-by-trial dynamics of attention and working memory
Behavioral and Neurobiological Basis of Social Information Processing: Insights from Autism and Lesion Studies
The role of the brain-to-ear auditory efferent system in hearing across the lifespan
From domain-general to orthography-specific: understanding the role of statistical learning in reading
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