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Zaandam, North Holland, Netherlands

Amsterdam, Amsterdam Center For Language And Communication (ACLC)

Children with Specific Language Impairment experience serious difficulties in acquiring their native language. Recent research indicates that an impairment in statistical learning may underlie the language problems in this group. My experimental research aims to investigate whether statistical learning contributes to lexical-semantic knowledge, and whether.

Amsterdam

I assist several researchers from the ACLC (Amsterdam Center for Language and Communication) with designing experiments, conducting stimuli, testing participants, etc. In the lab we use techniques like EEG and eye-tracking.

Testing the emergence of abstract phonological categories in a Neural Network model, with lexical and morphological learning.Supervisor: dr. Silke Hamman

Radboud University

PHD research project of Claire Goriot ('Early foreign language acquisition'), supervised by Sharon Unsworth, in collaboration with Jan Willem Chevalking.Tasks: Testing children (4-5 years old) on executive functioning (card sorting task, visual short-term memory, backwards digit span, Simon task), questionnaire development, general data support.

Eindhoven, Utrecht

I'm analyzing longitudinal data from children with SLI. The data consists of several language tests (based on narrative abilities) and tests of the executive functioning of the children. I'm looking into the change over time for these measurements and searching for relationships between them.For the clinical part of the internship, I accompany experienced.

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Culemborg

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Research Master (Ma), Linguistics, Gpa: 8.4

Interests: language disorders, language acquistion, (language) cognition, language and the brain, semantics, phonology

Bachelor Of Arts (Ba), Linguistics, Cum Laude

Activities and Societies: Minor in psychology