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Developmental Neurolinguistics Lab
Developmental Language Lab
Digital Sensory
Aids Lab
Speech Acoustics and
Perception Lab
Hearing Science Lab
Neurolinguistics
Lab
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Research
Participants Needed!
Research Participants are needed in
these Labs:
Developmental
Neurolinguistics Lab (Study 1)
Developmental Neurolinguistics
Lab (Study 2)
Developmental
Neurolinguistics Lab (Study 3)
Developmental Language Lab
Developmental
Neurolinguistics Lab
(Study 1)
Developmental
Neurolinguistics Lab
(Study 2)
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We are conducting
RESEARCH to study how people
listen to speech syllables We are looking for:
Monolingual speakers of English
and
Bilingual
Spanish-English speakers
(Spanish speakers who learned English before 5
years of age and
Spanish speakers who learned English after 18 years of age)
Between the ages of 21 and 40
Participants will be paid for their time.
If you are interested, please
contact us:
The Graduate Center, City
University of New York
Developmental Neurolinguistics Lab
Dr. Valerie Shafer, Ph.D., Director
Karen Garrido
Ksgarrido@aol.com
(212) 817-8833
This research meets the ethical and safety
standards of the Institutional Review Board of the Graduate
Center, City University of New York. For information about your
rights as a volunteer, call the office of Sponsored Research at
the Graduate Center at (212) 817-7525. |
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Developmental
Neurolinguistics Lab
(Study 3)
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Looking for Participants
for a Language Study !
Are you an Immigrant from India
who speaks Bengali and English?
We invite you to participate in a Picture
Naming Study
while we monitor your brain waves!!!
You will be compensated for
your
time @ $10/hour
(total time: approximately 4 hours)
Please contact Hia Datta at
(212) 817 8859
The Graduate Center, CUNY
365 Fifth Ave, New York, NY 10016
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Developmental
Language Lab
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Developmental Language Laboratory
The goal of the Developmental Language Laboratory is to
understand the nature and underlying causes of childhood
language impairments. We study how children perceive, process,
and produce speech and language. We also study the brain
mechanisms underlying language processing and production in
young children acquiring language typically and atypically.
Developmental
Language
Laboratory
Richard G. Schwartz, Ph.D.,
New York State
Licensed Speech-Language Pathologist
Director
(212) 817-8804
The City University of New York
The Graduate Center
365 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10016-4309
Phone (212) 817-8852
Fax (212) 817-1537
Subways:
#1, #2, #3, #9, B, D, F, Q, N, R to 34th St;
#6 to 33rd St.
If
you are
6 - 12 years-old
we invite you to
participate...
For more information
please call:
Karece or Christi at (212) 817-
8852
or e-mail:
ChildLanguageLab@gc.cuny.edu
We are seeking children 6 to 12 years-old, with and without
language disabilities, to participate in our research studies.
Spoken English must be one of the primary languages used
at home.
Participants receive $10 per hour.
Results of speech, language, and hearing tests will be
available to you.
Weekday, evening, and weekend appointment times are
available.
WHO ARE WE?
We are scientists interested in learning how
children process language.
WHAT IS INVOLVED?
Your child will participate in 2 sessions, each lasting
approximately 2 hours.
In the first session, we will conduct a hearing screening and
a speech/language evaluation using standardized language tests.
In the next session, your child will be asked to listen to
sentences and look at pictures presented on a computer. Your
child will then be asked to make a judgment about what he/she
heard or saw by pressing a button.
Our studies have been approved by the Institutional Review
Board of the Graduate Center of the City University of New York.
WHERE?
Sessions are conducted at:
The
City University of New York
The Graduate Center
365 Fifth Avenue
(Between
34th
and 35th Streets)
New York, NY 10016-4309
7th Floor, Room 7410
If you are interested in participating, or for
more information, please contact the Developmental Language Lab
at:
(212) 817-8852
or via e-mail at:
ChildLanguageLab@gc.cuny.edu
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