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Équipe
Team
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| Directeur et collaborateurs |
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Victor Boucher
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Victor Boucher
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Boutheina Jemel
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Boutheina Jemel
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Tareck Ayad
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Tareck Ayad
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Natacha Trudeau
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Natacha Trudeau
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Nicolas Starinsky
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Nicolas Starinsky
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Julien Plante-Hébert
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Julien Plante-Hébert
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Antonin Rossier-Bisaillon
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Antonin Rossier-Bisaillon
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J.Bernard Julien
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J.Bernard Julien
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Sophie Aublet
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Sophie Aublet
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Aurélie Takam
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Aurélie Takam
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Annie Gilbert
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Annie Gilbert
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Charles Lamoureux
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Charles Lamoureux
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Chantal Perron
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Chantal Perron
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Brigitte Lalonde
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Brigitte Lalonde
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Anne-Marie Lespérance
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Anne-Marie Lespérance
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Carlianney Ho
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Carlianney Ho
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Alexis Lafleur
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Alexis Lafleur
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Anathalie Jean-Charles
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Anathalie Jean-Charles
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Lu Wang
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Lu Wang
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| Victor Boucher |
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M. Boucher a enseigné la phonétique et les sciences de la parole dans des départements de français, de linguistique et d'audiologie
et d'orthophonie. Il est au Département de linguistique de l'Université de Montréal depuis 2001.
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Ses intérêts de recherche portent sur la nature des rythmes dans la parole et leurs effets sur la structure du langage. Il
s'intéresse aussi au problème du biais de l'écriture dans les théories des processus langagiers et au développement de nouvelles
applications de la phonétique.
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Projets en cours
Work in progress
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Neural oscillations and verbal memory: A new approach to the electro-encephalography of language processes and disorders.
FQRNT
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Rythme et mémoire immédiate. CRSH |
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Effets de l'effort phonatoire sur la fatigue vocale et la parole. FRSCQ |
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Publications récentes
Recent publications
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BOUCHER, V. J., LALONDE, B.(2015). Effects of the growth of breath capacities on mean length utterances: How maturing production
processes influence indices of language development.
Journal of Phonetics.,52, 58-69.
Abstract
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GILBERT, A., BOUCHER, V. J. et JEMEL, B. (2014). Perceptual chunking and its effect on memory in speech processing: ERP and
behavioral evidence.
Frontiers in psychology.,5.
Abstract
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BOUCHER, V. J. et AYAD,T. (2010). Physiological attributes of vocal fatigue and their acoustic effects: A synthesis of findings
for a criterion-based prevention of acquired voice disorders.
Journal of Voice.,24, 324-336.
Abstract
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BOUCHER, V. J., AHMARANI, C. et AYAD, T. (2006). Physiological features of "vocal fatigue": Electromyographic spectral-compression
in laryngeal muscles.
Laryngoscope, 116, 959-965.
Abstract
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BOUCHER, V. J., GARCIA, L., FLEURANT, J. et PARADIS, J. (2001). Variable efficacy of rhythm and tone in melody-based interventions:
Implications for the assumption of a right-hemisphere facilitation in non-fluent aphasia.
Aphasiology, 15, 131-149.
Abstract
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Dernières conférences
Last conferences
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LESPÉRANCE, A.-M. et BOUCHER, V. J. (2011). An acoustic analysis of respondents’ expressed conviction: Testing a refinement
of telephone surveys in predicting electoral results. AAPOR 66th Annual Conference, Phoenix, AZ.
Abstract
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GILBERT, A. C., BOUCHER, V. J., et JEMEL, B. (2010). Exploring the rhythmic segmentation of heard speech using evoked potentials.
Speech Prosody 2010, 100 334, 1-3.
Abstract
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GILBERT, A., JEMEL, B. et BOUCHER, V. J. (2010). Closure Positive Shifts (CPS) : evoked by prosodic rhythm-groups in meaningful
and meaningless speech. Presented at the 17th Annual Cognitive Neuroscience Society Meeting, Montréal, Canada.
Abstract
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LALONDE, B. et BOUCHER, V. J. (2009). Breathing constraints on mean utterance length throughout life. 2009 American Speech
and Hearing Association Convention, New Orleans, LA.
Abstract
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GILBERT, A. C., JEMEL, B., et BOUCHER, V. J. (2009).Closure Positive Shifts (CPS) as reflecting on-line segmentation of prosodic
rhythmgroups in speech. The Neurobiology of Language Conference, Chicago, USA.
Abstract
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BOUCHER, V. J. et GILBERT, A. C. (2009). The physiology and acoustics of vocal fatigue I: new findings of criterion-based
signs for the prevention of acquired voice disorders. Proceeding of the 3rd Advanced Voice Function Assessment International
Workshop, Madrid, Spain.
Abstract
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BOUCHER, V. J. et GILBERT, A. C. (2009). The physiology and acoustics of vocal fatigue II: what software designers need to
know about signs of potential vocal-fold lesions. Proceeding of the 3rd Advanced Voice Function Assessment International Workshop,
Madrid, Spain.
Abstract
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BOUCHER, V. J. et GILBERT, A. C. (2008). Investigations of speech segmentation : Addressing the writing bias in language research.
Proceedings of the ISCA Tutorial and Research Workshop on Experimental Linguistics 2008, Athènes, Grèce.
Abstract
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BOUCHER, V. J. (2007). Serial-order control and grouping in speech: Findings for a frame/content theory. Proceedings of the
16th International Congress of Phonetic Sciences, Sarrebruck, Allemagne.
Abstract
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BOUCHER, V. J. (2007). Acoustic correlates of laryngeal-muscle fatigue: Findings for a phonometric prevention of acquired
voice pathologies. Interspeech, Anvers, Belgique.
Abstract
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BOUCHER, V. J. (2006). Electromyography of laryngeal muscle fatigue: For a criterion-based prevention of acquired voiced pathologies.
11th Meeting of the International Clinical Phonetics and Linguistics Association, Dubrovnick, Croatie.
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GILBERT, A. et BOUCHER, V. J. (2006). Syntax and syllable count as predictors of French tonal groups: Drawing links to memory
for prosody. Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Speech Prosody, Dresde, Allemagne.
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Boucher, V. J. (2005). Size limits on a rhythmic grouping advantage in serial memory: A relationship with cross-language restrictions
on stress intervals in speech. Proceedings of the 9th European Congress of Psychology, Grenade, Espagne.
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BOUCHER, V. J. et GILBERT, A. C. (2005). Constraints on immediate memory for prosody: Evidence of a correspondence with the
prosodic organization of speech. Proceedings of the XXVIth Annual Meeting of the Cognitive Science Society, Stressa, Italie.
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BOUCHER, V. J. et PERRON, C. (2005). On the measurable linguistic correlates of deceit in recounting passed events. 7th Biennial
Conference on Forensic Linguistics, Cardiff, Royaume-Uni.
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| Victor Boucher |
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Professor Boucher has taught phonetics and speech sciences in departments of French, linguistics, and speech-language pathology
and audiology. He is at the linguistics department of the Université de Montréal since 2001.
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His research focuses on the nature of rhythm patterns in speech and their relation to language structure. Part of this research
covers the problem of a writing bias in theories of language processing. He is also interested in the development of new applications
of phonetic sciences
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Projets en cours
Work in progress
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Neural oscillations and verbal memory: A new approach to the electro-encephalography of language processes and disorders.
FQRNT
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Rhythm and immediate serial memory of speech sounds CRSH |
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Effects of phonatory effort on vocal fatigue and speech FRSCQ |
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Publications récentes
Recent publications
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BOUCHER, V. J., LALONDE, B.(2015). Effects of the growth of breath capacities on mean length utterances: How maturing production
processes influence indices of language development.
Journal of Phonetics.,52, 58-69.
Abstract
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GILBERT, A., BOUCHER, V. J. et JEMEL, B. (2014). Perceptual chunking and its effect on memory in speech processing: ERP and
behavioral evidence.
Frontiers in psychology.,5.
Abstract
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BOUCHER, V. J. and AYAD,T. (2010). Physiological attributes of vocal fatigue and their acoustic effects: A synthesis of findings
for a criterion-based prevention of acquired voice disorders. Journal of Voice.
,24, 324-336.
Abstract
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BOUCHER, V. J. (2008). Acoustic correlates of fatigue in laryngeal muscles: Findings for a criterion-based prevention of aqcuired
voice pathologies. Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research, 51, 1161-1170.
Abstract
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BOUCHER, V. J. (2008). Intrinsic factors of cyclical motion in speech articulators: Reappraising postulates of serial-ordering
in motor-control theories. Journal of Phonetics, 36, 295-307.
Abstract
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BOUCHER, V. J. (2006). On the function of stress rhythms in speech: Evidence of a link with grouping effects on serial memory.
Language and Speech, 49, 495-520.
Abstract
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BOUCHER, V. J., AHMARANI, C., and AYAD, T. (2006). Physiological features of "vocal fatigue": Electromyographic spectral-compression
in laryngeal muscles. Laryngoscope, 116, 959-965.
Abstract
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BOUCHER, V. J. (2005). Intrinsic factors of releasing motions in an articulator: On assuming segmental input in speech-production
models. Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 117, 2620.
Abstract
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GILBERT, A. C. and BOUCHER, V. J. (2005). Size constraints on intonation groups in speech: Evidence of an independent syllable-count
principle. Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 117, 2458.
Abstract
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BOUCHER, V. J. (2002). Timing relations in speech and the identification of voice-onset times: A stable perceptual boundary
for voicing categories across speaking rates. Perception and Psychophysics, 64, 121-130.
Abstract
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BOUCHER, V. J. and LAMONTAGNE, M. (2001). Effects of speaking-rate on the control of vocal-fold vibration. Journal of Speech,
Language, and Hearing Research, 44, 1005-1014.
Abstract
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BOUCHER, V. J. (2001). A stumbling block in the development of motor theories of speech: Relating EMG to force-related changes
in articulation. Clinical Linguistics and Phonetics, 15, 123-127.
Abstract
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BOUCHER, V. J., GARCIA, L., FLEURANT, J., and PARADIS, J. (2001). Variable efficacy of rhythm and tone in melody-based interventions:
Implications for the assumption of a right-hemisphere facilitation in non-fluent aphasia. Aphasiology, 15, 131-149.
Abstract
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Dernières conférences
Last conferences
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LESPÉRANCE, A.-M., BOUCHER, V. J. (2011). An acoustic analysis of respondents’ expressed conviction: Testing a refinement
of telephone surveys in predicting electoral results. AAPOR 66th Annual Conference, Phoenix, AZ.
Abstract
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|
GILBERT, A. C., BOUCHER, V. J., and JEMEL, B. (2010). Exploring the rhythmic segmentation of heard speech using evoked potentials.
Speech Prosody 2010, 100 334, 1-3.
Abstract
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GILBERT, A., JEMEL, B. and BOUCHER, V. J. (2010). Closure Positive Shifts (CPS) : evoked by prosodic rhythm-groups in meaningful
and meaningless speech. Presented at the 17th Annual Cognitive Neuroscience Society Meeting, Montréal, Canada.
Abstract
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LALONDE, B. and BOUCHER, V. J. (2009). Breathing constraints on mean utterance length throughout life. 2009 American Speech
and Hearing Association Convention, New Orleans, LA.
Abstract
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GILBERT, A. C., JEMEL, B., and BOUCHER, V. J. (2009). Closure Positive Shifts (CPS) as reflecting on-line segmentation of
prosodic rhythmgroups in speech. The Neurobiology of Language Conference, Chicago, USA.
Abstract
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BOUCHER, V. J. and GILBERT, A. C. (2009). The physiology and acoustics of vocal fatigue I: new findings of criterion-based
signs for the prevention of acquired voice disorders. Proceeding of the 3rd Advanced Voice Function Assessment International
Workshop, Madrid, Spain.
Abstract
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BOUCHER, V. J. and GILBERT, A. C. (2009). The physiology and acoustics of vocal fatigue II: what software designers need to
know about signs of potential vocal-fold lesions. Proceeding of the 3rd Advanced Voice Function Assessment International Workshop,
Madrid, Spain.
Abstract
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BOUCHER, V. J. and GILBERT, A. C. (2008). Investigations of speech segmentation : Addressing the writing bias in language
research. Proceedings of the ISCA Tutorial and Research Workshop on Experimental Linguistics 2008, Athènes, Grèce.
Abstract
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BOUCHER, V. J. (2007). Serial-order control and grouping in speech: Findings for a frame/content theory. Proceedings of the
16th International Congress of Phonetic Sciences, Saarbrücken, Germany.
Abstract
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BOUCHER, V. J. (2007). Acoustic correlates of laryngeal-muscle fatigue: Findings for a phonometric prevention of acquired
voice pathologies. Interspeech, Antwerp, Belgium.
Abstract
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BOUCHER, V. J. (2006) Electromyography of laryngeal muscle fatigue: For a criterion-based prevention of acquired voiced pathologies.
11th Meeting of the International Clinical Phonetics and Linguistics Association, Dubrovnick, Croatia.
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GILBERT, A. and BOUCHER, V. J. (2006). Syntax and syllable count as predictors of French tonal groups: Drawing links to memory
for prosody. Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Speech Prosody, Dresde, Allemagne.
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BOUCHER, V. J. (2005). Size limits on a rhythmic grouping advantage in serial memory: A relationship with cross-language restrictions
on stress intervals in speech. Proceedings of the 9th European Congress of Psychology, Grenada, Spain.
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BOUCHER, V. J. and GILBERT, A. C. (2005). Constraints on immediate memory for prosody: Evidence of a correspondence with the
prosodic organization of speech. Proceedings of the XXVIth Annual Meeting of the Cognitive Science Society, Stressa, Italy.
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BOUCHER, V. J. and PERRON, C. (2005). On the measurable linguistic correlates of deceit in recounting passed events. 7th
Biennial Conference on Forensic Linguistics, Cardiff, UK.
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| Boutheina Jemel |
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Docteure Boutheina Jemel est chercheure adjointe au Département de psychiatrie de l'Université de Montréal et Directrice du
Laboratoire de Recherche en Neurosciences et Électrophysiologie Cognitive affilié au Centre de Recherche Fernand-Seguin de
l'Hôpital Rivière-des-Prairies (CHUM). Ses travaux portent sur l'attention, les effets d'amorçage et les processus cognitifs
qui influencent la perception visuelle.
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Spécialiste de l'utilisation des techniques de potentiels évoqués cognitifs (PE) et de la localisation des générateurs intracérébraux,
Docteure Jemel collabore présentement à titre de codirectrice dans le cadre d'une recherche doctorale sur le rôle de la mémoire
et de l'attention dans l'organisation des structures prosodiques.
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| Boutheina Jemel |
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Doctor Boutheina Jemel is an adjunct researcher at the Department of psychiatry at the Université de Montréal and Director
of the Laboratoire de Recherche en Neurosciences et Électrophysiologie Cognitive affiliated to the Centre de Recherche Fernand-Seguin
of the Rivière-des-Prairies Hospital (CHUM). Dr. Jemel research focuses on attention, priming effects as well as top-down
processes influencing visual perception.
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Specialist of the use of event related potentials (ERPs) and of source localization, Dr. Jemel is presently co-directing a
doctoral study on the role of memory and attention in the organization of prosodic structures.
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| Tareck Ayad |
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Tareck Ayad, Md, FRCSC est oto-rhino-laryngologiste certifié et exerce au Centre hospitalier de l'Université de Montréal.
Il a un intérêt particulier pour la chirurgie cervico-faciale et reconstructrice.
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Docteur Ayad a publié dans le domaine du traitement des cancers de la cavité orale. Il est impliqué également dans des recherches
en santé préventive pour des organismes publics.
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Il collabore de façon soutenue à un projet de dépistage préventif de la fatigue vocale et à des études électromyographiques
du larynx, auxquelles participe également le Laboratoire.
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| Tareck Ayad |
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Tareck Ayad, Md, FRCSC is a certified otolaryngologist practicing at the Centre hospitalier de l'Université de Montréal. He
has a special interest in head and neck surgery and reconstruction.
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Dr. Ayad has published in the field of treatment of oral cavity cancers. He is also involved in preventive health-care research
in public health services.
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Currently, Dr. Ayad is actively collaborating on a project aimed at developing a screening procedure for the prevention of
voice abuse and is involved in work using electromyography of the larynx.
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| Natacha Trudeau |
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Natacha Trudeau est professeure à l'École d'orthophonie et d'audiologie de l'Université de Montréal et membre de l'Ordre des
orthophonistes et audiologistes du Québec. Ses travaux de recherche portent sur le développement du langage en français.
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Chercheure à l'Hôpital Sainte-Justine, Madame Trudeau s'intéresse particulièrement à l'élaboration d'outils d'évaluation pour
les enfants d'âge préscolaire. Elle collabore présentement à titre de co-directrice à un projet doctoral sur un test de dépistage
au bénéfice d'enfants africains.
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| Natacha Trudeau |
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Natacha Trudeau is a professor at the École d'orthophonie et d'audiologie of the Université de Montréal and a member of the
Quebec Order of Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists. Her research focuses on French language development.
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Researcher at the Sainte-Justine Hospital, Dr. Trudeau is particularly interested in methods of language evaluation for pre-school
children. She is presently collaborating in co-directing a doctoral study aimed at developing a language screening test for
African children.
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| Nicolas Starinsky |
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Nicolas Starinsky (PhD) est physicien et affilié au Centre de technologie et au Laboratoire de physique nucléaire (Université
de Montréal). Docteur Starinsky s’intéresse particulièrement à la physique des capteurs et a élaboré des devis d’instruments
pour notre laboratoire dont un outil original de transillumination de la glotte qui exploite les quasi-infrarouges.
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| Nicolas Starinsky |
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Nicolas Starinsky (PhD) is a physicist affiliated to the Centre de technologie and the Laboratoire de physique nucléaire (Université
de Montréal). Dr. Starinsky is particularly interested in the physics of sensors and has designed instruments for our laboratory
including an original transillumination device to monitor glottal aperture motions using quasi-infrared.
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| Antonin Rossier-Bisaillon |
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Antonin Rossier-Bisaillon est étudiant au baccalauréat. Ses intérêts de recherche portent sur l'acquisition de la lecture
chez les apprenants adultes et sur les liens entre rythmicité de la parole et lecture.
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Projets en cours
Work in progress
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Élaboration d'un outil destiné aux adultes francophones ayant des difficultés en lecture et en écriture. |
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| Antonin Rossier-Bisaillon |
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Antonin Rossier-Bisaillon is an undergraduate student. His research interests cover reading acquisition in adult learners
and the links between speech rhythmicity and reading.
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Projets en cours
Work in progress
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Development of a tool designed for French speaking adults with reading and writing difficulties. |
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| J.Bernard Julien |
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J. Bernard Julien est étudiant au doctorat. Ses intérêts de recherche portent sur la phonétique et la linguistique appliquée,
sur l'acquisition de la lecture et sur l'alphabétisation.
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Projets en cours
Work in progress
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Élaboration d'un outil destiné aux adultes francophones ayant des difficultés en lecture et en écriture. |
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| J.Bernard Julien |
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J. Bernard Julien is a doctoral student. His research interests are directed toward phonetic, applied linguistic and literacy
training
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Projets en cours
Work in progress
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Development of a tool designed for French speaking adults with reading and writing difficulties. |
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| Sophie Aublet |
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Sophie Aublet est étudiante à la maîtrise. Ses intérêts de recherche portent sur la mémorisation des propriétés acoustiques
non linguistiques dans la parole et sur leur interaction avec le contenu linguistique.
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Projets en cours
Work in progress
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Le rôle indiciel et iconique de la voix dans l’émergence de la fonction symbolique langagière. |
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Dernières conférences
Last conferences
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Le rôle indiciel et iconique de la voix dans l’émergence de la fonction symbolique langagière : Une démonstration en contexte
d’apprentissage (2012)
Abstract
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Le rôle indiciel et iconique de la voix dans l’émergence de la fonction symbolique langagière : Pour un paradigme expérimental
(2010)
Abstract
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La perception de l'imitation dans la répétition d'énoncés de longueur variée par des adultes francophones (2008)
Abstract
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| Sophie Aublet |
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Sophie Aublet is a masters student who’s research interests focus on cognitive processing of non-linguistic content in speech
and its interaction with linguistic content in speech perception.
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Projets en cours
Work in progress
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Indexical and iconic rôle of the voice in the emergence of linguistic symbolic function. |
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Dernières conférences
Last conferences
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Le rôle indiciel et iconique de la voix dans l’émergence de la fonction symbolique langagière : Une démonstration en contexte
d’apprentissage (2012)
Abstract
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Le rôle indiciel et iconique de la voix dans l’émergence de la fonction symbolique langagière : Pour un paradigme expérimental
(2010)
Abstract
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La perception de l'imitation dans la répétition d'énoncés de longueur variée par des adultes francophones (2008)
Abstract
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| Annie Gilbert |
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Annie Gilbert, PhD., est une ancienne étudiante au doctorat, auxiliaire de recherche au Laboratoire et chargée de cours maintenant
graduée. Elle est récipiendaire d'une bourse de doctorat en recherche des Fonds de recherche sur la société et la culture
du Québec (FQRSC) et d'une bourse d'études supérieures du Canada pour son projet sur le rôle de l'intonation dans la mémoire
sérielle et la parole.
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Publications récentes
Recent publications
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GILBERT, A., BOUCHER, V. J. et JEMEL, B. (2014). Perceptual chunking and its effect on memory in speech processing: ERP and
behavioral evidence.
Frontiers in psychology.,5.
Abstract
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Conférences choisies
Selected conferences
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Input chunking and its effect on speech processing (2013)
Abstract
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The on-line "perceptual chunking" of speech: ERP evidence (2012)
Abstract
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Can Incongruent Prosody Disrupt On-Going Interpretation of Idioms? (2012)
Abstract
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The role of rhythmic chunking in speech: Synthesis of findings and evidence from statistical learning (2011)
Abstract
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Exploring the rhythmic segmentation of heard speech using evoked potentials (2010)
Abstract
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Closure Positive Shifts (CPS) : evoked by prosodic rhythm-groups in meaningful and meaningless speech (2010)
Abstract
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Segmentation de la parole : des groupes rythmiques et des énoncés, pas des mots et des phrases (2010)
Abstract
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Closure Positive Shifts (CPS) as reflecting on-line segmentation of prosodic rhythmgroups in speech (2009)
Abstract
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The physiology and acoustics of vocal fatigue I: new findings of criterion-based signs for the prevention of acquired voice
disorders. Proceeding of the 3rd Advanced Voice Function Assessment International Workshop, Madrid, Spain (2009)
Abstract
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The physiology and acoustics of vocal fatigue II: what software designers need to know about signs of potential vocal-fold
lesions. Proceeding of the 3rd Advanced Voice Function Assessment International Workshop, Madrid, Spain (2009)
Abstract
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Investigations of speech segmentation : Addressing the writing bias in language research (2008)
Abstract
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Size of rhythm-groups affects the memory trace of heard words in utterances: Results from a pilot study using evoked potentials
(2008)
Abstract
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What do Listeners Attend to in Hearing Prosodic Structures? Investigating the Human Speech-Parser Using Short-Term Recall
(2007)
Abstract
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Syntax and syllable count as predictors of French tonal groups: Drawing links to memory for prosody (2006)
Abstract
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Size-constraints on the production of intonation groups in speech: Evidence of an independent syllable-count principle (2005)
Abstract
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Constraints on memory for tonal patterns: A structuring principle of speech prosody (2005)
Abstract
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Constraints on immediate memory for prosody: Evidence of a correspondence with the prosodic organization of speech (2005)
Abstract
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| Annie Gilbert |
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Former graduate student, research assistant at the Laboratory and lecturer. Both the Fonds de recherche sur la société et
la culture du Québec (FQRSC) and the Canada Graduate Scholarships Program (CGS) have granted Annie Gilbert research scholarships
for her doctorate project on the role of intonation in serial memory for speech.
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Publications récentes
Recent publications
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GILBERT, A., BOUCHER, V. J. et JEMEL, B. (2014). Perceptual chunking and its effect on memory in speech processing: ERP and
behavioral evidence.
Frontiers in psychology.,5.
Abstract
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Conférences choisies
Selected conferences
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Input chunking and its effect on speech processing (2013)
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The on-line "perceptual chunking" of speech: ERP evidence (2012)
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Can Incongruent Prosody Disrupt On-Going Interpretation of Idioms? (2012)
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The role of rhythmic chunking in speech: Synthesis of findings and evidence from statistical learning (2011)
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Exploring the rhythmic segmentation of heard speech using evoked potentials (2010)
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Closure Positive Shifts (CPS) : evoked by prosodic rhythm-groups in meaningful and meaningless speech (2010)
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Segmentation de la parole : des groupes rythmiques et des énoncés, pas des mots et des phrases (2010)
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Closure Positive Shifts (CPS) as reflecting on-line segmentation of prosodic rhythmgroups in speech (2009)
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The physiology and acoustics of vocal fatigue I: new findings of criterion-based signs for the prevention of acquired voice
disorders. Proceeding of the 3rd Advanced Voice Function Assessment International Workshop, Madrid, Spain (2009)
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The physiology and acoustics of vocal fatigue II: what software designers need to know about signs of potential vocal-fold
lesions. Proceeding of the 3rd Advanced Voice Function Assessment International Workshop, Madrid, Spain (2009)
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Investigations of speech segmentation : Addressing the writing bias in language research (2008)
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Size of rhythm-groups affects the memory trace of heard words in utterances: Results from a pilot study using evoked potentials
(2008)
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What do Listeners Attend to in Hearing Prosodic Structures? Investigating the Human Speech-Parser Using Short-Term Recall
(2007)
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Syntax and syllable count as predictors of French tonal groups: Drawing links to memory for prosody (2006)
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Size-constraints on the production of intonation groups in speech: Evidence of an independent syllable-count principle (2005)
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Constraints on memory for tonal patterns: A structuring principle of speech prosody (2005)
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Constraints on immediate memory for prosody: Evidence of a correspondence with the prosodic organization of speech (2005)
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| Anne-Marie Lespérance |
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Anne-Marie Lespérance a complété un maîtrise portant sur la prosodie émotionnelle, la reconnaissance et la synchronisation
de la parole et la psycholinguistique.
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An acoustic analysis of respondents’ expressed conviction: Testing a refinement of telephone surveys in predicting electoral
results (2011)
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Catégorisation de l’expressivité orale : étude pour un raffinement des données de sondage (2010)
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| Anne-Marie Lespérance |
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Anne-Marie Lespérance has completed a master with a research on emotive prosodie, recognition and sychronization of speech
and psycholinguistic.
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An acoustic analysis of respondents’ expressed conviction: Testing a refinement of telephone surveys in predicting electoral
results (2011)
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Catégorisation de l’expressivité orale : étude pour un raffinement des données de sondage (2010)
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| Carlianney Ho |
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Carlianney Ho s'intéresse à la psycho- et la neurolinguistique, la cognition en général, et aux interactions entre ses divers
processus (la mémoire, les fonctions exécutives, le langage, etc.), et ce plus particulièrement chez les polyglottes.
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Sur le nombre d'«items» dans la mémoire verbale à court terme: études expérimentales de la validité de différentes unités
de mesure de la capacités mnémonique.
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| Carlianney Ho |
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Carlianney Ho is interested in psycho- and neurolinguistics, cognition in general, and the interaction between its several
processes (memory, executive functions, language, etc.), especially in polyglots.
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On the number of «items» in verbal short-term memory: experimental studies on the validity of different measurement units
of mnemonic capacity.
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| Alexis Lafleur |
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Alexis a élaboré un travail de recherche novateur sur les effets du regard sur la mémoire verbale et le « sens de l'agentivité»
(le sens d'avoir produit une unité verbale). Les résultats ont fait l'objet d'un article intitulé The ecology of production
effects on the sense of agency and verbal learning: Does speaking to someone make a difference? qui sera sousmis pour publication.
Il poursuit présentement une recherche en neuropsychologie clinique à l'UQAM.
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| Alexis Lafleur |
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Alexis elaborated a novel research protocol on the effects of gaze on verbal memory and the "sense of agency" (the sens of
having produced a verbal item). The results were presented in a paper entitled The ecology of production effects on the
sense of agency and verbal learning: Does speaking to someone make a difference?, which will be submitted for publication.
Alexis is currently pursuing research in clinical neuropsychology at UQAM.
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| Anathalie Jean-Charles |
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Anathalie Jean-Charles possède des années d'expérience à titre d'assistante de recherche auprès d'enfants d'âge préscolaire
(Laboratoire de recherche en orthophonie de l'Hôpital Sainte-Justine). Elle a aussi travaillé à titre d'assistante-intervenante
en collaboration avec des orthophonistes spécialisés en bégaiement au sein de l'Association des Jeunes bègues du Québec. Ses
intérêts portent sur la phonétique et la neuropsychologie appliquées à l'acquisition et aux troubles du langage.
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L'attention sélective et la prosodie chez les jeunes autistes (2010)
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| Anathalie Jean-Charles |
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Anathalie Jean-Charles has years of experience as a research assistant in projects dealing with preschool children (Research
Laboratory of Speech Therapy of Sainte-Justine Hospital in Montreal). She has also worked alongside speech therapists specialized
in stuttering within the Association des jeunes bègues du Québec. Her interests lie in applied phonetics and neuropsychology
with a focus on language acquisition and language delays.
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L'attention sélective et la prosodie chez les jeunes autistes (2010)
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| Lu Wang |
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Lu Wang a mené une recherche sur rôle du rythme dans la parole et des effets de groupement prosodique dans la production de
mots composés en mandarin. Lu a aussi contribué à faire connaître aux membres du labo la prosodie et la morphologie du Chinois.
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| Lu Wang |
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Lu Wang researched the effects of prosodic grouping in the production of compound words in Mandarin. She also introduced
Chinese prosody and morphology to members of the lab.
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