Philip S Dale

Professor & Chair (2006-2012)

University of New Mexico
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Philip S. Dale is a Professor and Chair at the University of New Mexico, USA. His research areas focus on second language acquisition, language impairments, and educational outcomes related to early vocabulary and academic achievement. Recent articles by Dr. Dale explore diverse parameters in identifying late talkers, the predictive roles of specific language assessments, and the relationship between language skills and non-right-handedness.

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Jacob Michaelson

associate professor

Iowa State University

UNITED STATES
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Elsje van Bergen

University of Amsterdam

NETHERLANDS
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Emma Hayiou-Thomas

University of York

UNITED KINGDOM
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Michael Rosholm

Aarhus University

DENMARK
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Silvia Paracchini

University of St. Andrews

UNITED KINGDOM
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Rebecca Allen

University of Brighton

UNITED KINGDOM
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Yu-Yu Hsiao

Assistant Professor

University of New Mexico

UNITED STATES
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richard sparks

Mount St. Joseph University

UNITED STATES
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Cathy Barr

Professor

University of Toronto

CANADA
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Kathryn Asbury

University of York

UNITED KINGDOM
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Andrew Whitehouse

University of Western Australia

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Jean-Baptiste Pingault

Associate Professor

University College London

UNITED KINGDOM
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Ellen Verhoef

Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics

NETHERLANDS
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George Kachergis

Stanford University

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