Education

• PhD, Linguistics, Indiana University

Biography

Dr. Farris-Trimble's research interests include the role of phonological knowledge in word recognition, first-and second-language acquisition, and theoretical phonology. She also has expertise in phonological disorders and phonological processing in clinical populations. Dr. Farris-Trimble takes an experimental approach to solving phonological questions and primarily uses eye-tracking in the visual world paradigm as a real-time measure of speech processing and word recognition. She directs the Phonological Processing Lab.

Research Publications

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