Nicole Marie Landi
Professor & Director/Psychological Sciences
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Scholarly Contributions
155 Scholarly Contributions
Differential functional activation in speech/ language areas associated with auditory lexical learning as a function of sleep consolidation
2015
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Cohesion of cortical language networks in the alpha EEG band during word processing is predicted by a common polymorphism in the SETBP1 gene
2015
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Written and spoken language: An fMRI partial least squares analysis.
2015
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Prenatal Cocaine Exposure Continues to Modulate Reading and Language Skills Into Late Adolescence: Evidence from Behavioral and ERP Data
2015
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Variation in BDNF and COMT is associated with neural structure and function in and children's language and reading Skills
2015
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A method for assessing audiovisual speech integration: Implications for Children with ASD
2015
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Reading comprehension ability and semantic activation to single Words and discourse: an fMRI -partial least squares analysis
2015
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Gultamate and Choline Levels Predict Individual Differences in Reading Ability
2015
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Changes to neural sensitivity before and after overnight consolidation of phonetic training is absent in adults with language-based disorders
2015
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N300 and P300 Responses are Associated with Reading Ability in Children
2015
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EEG/ ERP Investigations of spoken and signed languages’ prosody and syntax
2015
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Neural activation of semantic networks contributes to reading comprehension skil
2015
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Altered N300 and P300 Responses in Reading Disabled Children
2015
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Patterns of gaze to speaking faces in individuals with autism spectrum disorders and typical development
2014
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The BDNF Val/Met Polymorphism Is Linked With Children's Reading And Language Skills And Neural Activation Patterns In The Brain's Reading Network.
2014
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“Is Rows a Flower? Are the Dynamics of Correct Rejections Visible in Behavior and Brain?”,
2014
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Common but impactful genetic polymorphisms in COMT & BDNF are associated strongly with reading and related skills and associated patterns of neural activity
2014
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