Dr Mirjana Bozic
University position
Lecturer
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Home page
http://www.neurolex.psychol.cam.ac.uk
Research Theme
Interests
I study language as a cognitive and a neural system. My research focuses on the neural mechanisms that support spoken language comprehension, and the structure of the underlying lexical representations. Using behavioural and neuroimaging techniques, I investigate how different properties of the speech input engage the underlying neural architecture to produce successful comprehension.
Research Focus
Keywordslanguage neuro-biology speech neuroimaging |
Clinical conditionsNo direct clinical relevance |
Equipment
Behavioural analysis
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
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Key publications
Szlachta Z, Bozic M, Jelowicka A, Marslen-Wilson WD (2012), “Neurocognitive dimensions of lexical complexity in Polish.” Brain Lang 121(3):219-25 Details
Bozic M, Marslen-Wilson WD (2010), “Left and right hemisphere contribution to processing of morphologically complex words” Language and Linguistic Compass 11, 1063-1073
Bozic M, Tyler LK, Ives DT, Randall B, Marslen-Wilson WD (2010), “Bihemispheric foundations for human speech comprehension.” Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 107(40):17439-44 Details
Marslen-Wilson WD, Bozic M, Randall B (2008), “Early decomposition in visual word recognition: Dissociating morphology, form, and meaning.” Lang Cogn Process 23(3):394-421 Details
Bozic M, Marslen-Wilson WD, Stamatakis EA, Davis MH, Tyler LK (2007), “Differentiating morphology, form, and meaning: neural correlates of morphological complexity.” J Cogn Neurosci 19(9):1464-75 Details
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