About Us
Our Research
At our lab, we run...
- Studies about how infants learn new word - Studies about how infants learn to be flexible in recognizing words - Studies about how infants identify words - Studies about the connection between statistical learning and vocabulary development For more information on our current studies click the link below! |
Language Learning
Language acquisition begins as early as the first month of life when infants are able to detect familiar sounds they have been exposed to prenatally. Children will vary in their development of speech and language skills, however there is a general developmental progression that has been seen. Click below to learn more!
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Participate!
We schedule hour long appointments which include one or two 15 minute experiments. We take time to explain the studies in detail and answer any questions. Sibling sitting is available if needed. Appointments are available most weekdays between 8:30 am -5:00 pm and a few select Saturdays.
To add your child into our database to be recruited for studies click below! |
Our Research Team
It takes a village to successfully run our lab... from our principal investigator, to our graduate students, lab coordinator, and research assistants. Click below to learn more about our team members, their interest and aspirations, and why they joined the Language Learning Lab ! |
Here is a poster that gives an overview of what we do.
