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Communication Science & Disorders

Judith Goodman, PhD
Judith C. Goodman, Ph.D .
Associate Professor and Department Chair,
Communication Science and Disorders

Adjunct Associate Professor, Psychology
303 Lewis Hall
573-882-8407 (voice)
573-884-8686 (fax)


Education:

Ph.D., University of Chicago

Teaching Responsibilities

CSD 1060, Introduction to Human Language
CSD 3020, Normal Language Development
CSD 4810/7810, Psycholinguistics
CSD 4820/7820, Speech Perception
CSD 4830/7830, Individual Differences in Language Processing and Acquisition

Research Interests:

  • Development of word meaning and syntax
  • Individual differences in language acquisition
  • Effects of input on language acquisition
  • Development of conversation


Recent Publications

Bates, E. & Goodman, J. C. (2001). On the inseparability of grammar and the lexicon:  Evidence from  acquisition, aphasia and real time processing.  In M. Tomasello & E. Bates (Eds.) Language  development:  The essential readings. Malden, MA, US: Blackwell Publishers. (pp. 134 - 162)  (Reprinted from Language and Cognitive Processes, (1997), 12, 507-586).

Fenson, L., Bates, E., Dale, P., Goodman, J., Reznick, J. S., & Thal, D. (2000).  Measuring variability  in early child language:  Don't shoot the messenger.  Child Development, 71, 323 - 328.

Bates, E. & Goodman, J. C.  (1999).On the emergence of grammar from the lexicon.  In B.  MacWhinney (Ed.), The emergence of language.  Mahwah, NJ:  Lawrence Erlbaum.

Goodman, J. C., McDonough, L. and Brown, N. (1998). The role of semantic context and memory in  the acquisition of novel nouns.  Child Development, 69, 1330-1344.

University Service

Department:  Freshman Advisor for Communication Science and Disorders
SHP:  Office of Research Health Science Advisory Committee (SHP representative)
Promotion and Tenure Faculty Responsibility Committee (Chair)
Campus:  Ad hoc Commitee for Grievance Procedure Review (Chair
                  Campus Health Oversight Committee
                  Child Care Task Force/Child and Family Sciences Initiative
                  Council on International Initiatives
                  Faculty Council
                  Short-term Disability and Parental Leave Task Force
                  Student Success Center Advisory Board


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