Date Study Posted 07/07/2022 Investigators Eleonora Rossi, Filiz Rizaoglu IRB Numbers IRB202102864 Study Description We are investigating how different speakers process words using brain imaging. In this study, you will complete two word tests in English on a computer while we record the electrical activity of your brain (EEG…
Investigators Edith Kaan IRB Numbers IRB201900891 Study Description In this study, you will be asked to read sentences and answer some questions about these while your brain waves are recorded. You will also be asked to complete a short questionnaire related to your language background, health and handedness. Participant Requirements…
Investigators Keng-Yu Lin, Edith Kaan IRB Numbers IRB201901610 Study Description In this study, you will be asked to read sentences and answer some questions about these while your brain waves are recorded. You will also be asked to complete a short questionnaire related to your language background, health and handedness.
Investigators Wen Jiang and Dr. Jorge Valdes-Kroff IRB Numbers 202101695 Study Description In Mandarin Chinese, classifiers are used obligatorily with numerals to characterize a noun (e.g., 一张票, one ticket). The lack of noun classifiers in English and their use in Chinese presents certain difficulties for bilinguals and English-speaking learners of…
Researchers Souad Kheder, Ph.D., Edith Kaan, Ph.D. UF-IRB # IRB201900611 Study Description The purpose of this study is to look into speech processing in Spanish-English bilingual speakers to expand on what we know about bilingualism and general cognition. During the study you will be involved in a game-like description task,…
Investigators Susan Nittrouer, Ph.D. IRB Numbers 202100573 Study Description This study is being done to see if presenting a signal through a vibrating disk on the back of the wrist helps to better understand sentences processed using a cochlear implant simulation. We will check your hearing and then you will…
Researchers Matthew Masapollo UF-IRB # IRB202000088 Study Description Speaking seems natural and effortless. However, anyone who has ever attempted to speak in a foreign language can readily attest that the ability to produce non-native speech sequences in a fluent, coordinated, and natural-sounding way is a far from trivial skill. In…
Investigators Fenqi Wang & Dr. Kevin Tang IRB Numbers 202001699 Study Description In the study, you will be asked to complete a speech perception experiment in which you will choose one of two words on the screen after hearing a word fragment at the end of a sentence over headphone…
Investigators Dr. Eleonora Rossi (eleonora.rossi@ufl.edu) IRB Numbers IRB202002458 Study Description During the study, you will be asked to complete two short tasks on Qualtrics, and complete a short language history questionnaire, also on Qualtrics. In order to participate, you will make an appointment with the researcher and you will…
Investigators Dr. Eleonora Rossi IRB Numbers 202002604 Study Description This short study investigates how language can impact performance on a cognitive task. To participate in this study you must be an English monolingual, which means, your native language is English and you do not know any other language. This study…
