Jared M. Novick is an associate professor in the Department of Hearing and Speech Sciences. His research focuses on the behavioral and neurobiological interplay among language, memory, and cognitive control. In particular, his work seeks to understand the human computational systems that support the real-time interpretation and re-interpretation of sentences. He addresses this issue by using (i) eye-tracking techniques to record readers' and listeners' moment-to-moment processing decisions; (ii) neuroimaging methods to test for common brain bases of linguistic and nonlinguistic performance; and (iii) lesion-deficit analyses of neurological patients' language and cognitive abilities.
Degrees
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PhDCognitive Psychology, University of Pennsylvania
Intro to Psycholinguistics (HESP 300)
Seminar in Language Processing (HESP 818C)
Honors Seminar for Undergraduates in Language and Thought (HESP 279Y)
Should I Buy Into That? Comparing Media Headlines with Scientific Research in Brain & Behavior (HESP 214)
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Campus
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CampusServiceCo-Director of HESP Honors Program
Current Students
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Grad Advisee Profile
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Grad Advisee Profile
Former Students
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Student NameErika HusseyCurrent PositionCognitive Scientist, Army Research and Engineering, Tufts University
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Student NameSusan Teubner-RhodesCurrent PositionAsst. Professor, Auburn University
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Student NameRachel AdlerCurrent PositionData Scientist, Bloomberg
