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Jiyeon Lee

Contact Information
Email: lee1704@purdue.edu
Office: HEAV 202C Map
Phone: 765-494-3810
Homepage: Homepage
Associate Professor of Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences

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Pillars of Interdisciplinary Research Excellence


Preserving Cognitive Function; Engineering over the Life Course

Education


PhD Northwestern University Communication Sciences and Disorders 2011

Research Interests


Language breakdown and recovery in aphasia, morphosyntactic processing in aphasia, aging, and related neurogenic disorders, time course of sentence production/processing in healthy and impaired speakers

Teaching Interests


Language Disorders in Adults, Aging and Communication

Grants


2021 - NIH-NIDCD R01/Implicit Structural Priming as a Treatment Component in Aphasia
2020 - Korean National Research Foundation/Tele-Assessment of Language Processing in Aging Using Lexical Priming: a Korean-English Cross-linguistic Study

Selected Publications


Lee, J. (2020). Effect of lexical accessibility on syntactic production in aphasia: an eyetracking study, Aphasiology. Aphasiology, 34, 391-410.

J Lee, J Huber, J Jenkins, J Fredrick (2019). Language Planning And Pauses In Story Retell: Evidence From Aging And Parkinson's Disease

G Man, S Meehan, N Martin, H Branigan, J Lee (2019). Effects Of Verb Overlap On Structural Priming In Dialogue: Implications For Syntactic Learning In Aphasia

J Alvar, Ann, Lee, Jiyeon, Huber (2019). Filled Pauses As A Special Case Of Automatic Speech Behaviors And The Effect Of Parkinson's Disease

J Lee, E Hosokawa, S Meehan, N Martin, HP Branigan (2019). Priming Sentence Comprehension In Aphasia: Effects Of Lexically Independent And Specific Structural Priming

J Lee, G Man, V Ferreira, N Gruberg (2019). Aligning Sentence Structures In Dialogue: Evidence From Aphasia


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