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Anita R. Bowles
Assistant Research Scientist
Area: Cognitive Neuroscience and Second Language Acquisition
Education: - BA, Psychology, Duke University, 1992
- MA, Linguistics, 1996
- PhD, Psychology & Cognitive Science, 2003
Research Interests: - Individual differences in 2nd language learning
- Neural correlates of late-learned 2nd languages
- Tone languages
CASL Research Projects:
Selected Publications:
High-level Language Aptitude Battery
Modality-independent and modality-specific aspects of the MEG response during lexical decision
A characterization of the MEG components evoked during single word processing - effects of presentation modality and experimental task
Beck in Action: Grawemeyer-Winning psychiatrist influential in psychology
Courting Research: Psychology and law go hand-in-hand
Initial learning of a foreign language: Instruction type and attentional capacity
The effects of grouping on the learning and long-term retention of spatial and temporal information
Metaphor Comprehension: What Makes a Metaphor Difficult to Understand?
A comparison of native speaker and American adult learner Vietnamese lexical tones
Vietnamese monophthong vowel production by native speakers and American adult learners
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