Catherine Best

American psycholinguist

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Catherine (Cathi) Best

Awards| NIH postdoctoral fellowship grant, NIH Research Career Development Award
Academic background
Education| Michigan State University (PhD)
Thesis| The role of consonant and vowel acoustic features in infant cerebral asymmetries for speech perception (1978)
Doctoral advisor| Hiram E. Fitzgerald
Lauren Julius Harris
Other advisors| Alvin Liberman
Michael Studdert-Kennedy
Academic work
Discipline| linguistics, psychology
Sub-discipline| psycholinguistics
Institutions| Western Sydney University (2004-)
Wesleyan University (1984-2004)
Columbia University (1980-1984)
Notable ideas| Perceptual Assimilation Model (PAM)

Catherine (Cathi) Best is an American psycholinguist and Chair in Psycholinguistic Research at Western Sydney University. She is known for her works on speech perception and production.[1][2][3]

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1. ^ "Professor Catherine (Cathi) Best". www.westernsydney.edu.au.
2. ^ "Catherine T Best". scholar.google.com.
3. ^ "Catherine T. Best". ORCID. This article incorporates text available under the CC0 license.

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