Sarah S. Christman

Speech Pathology, Cognitive Psychology

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Buckingham HW, Christman SS. (2012) The extent to which human language may have a materialist substrate: Language as a natural object: Comment on "Interaction between lexical and grammatical language systems in the brain" by Alfredo Ardila. Physics of Life Reviews. 9: 353-5; discussion 35
Buckingham HW, Christman SS. (2004) Phonemic carryover perseveration: word blends. Seminars in Speech and Language. 25: 363-73
Christman SS, Boutsen FR, Buckingham HW. (2004) Perseveration and other repetitive verbal behaviors: functional dissociations. Seminars in Speech and Language. 25: 295-307
Boutsen FR, Christman SS. (2002) Prosody in apraxia of speech. Seminars in Speech and Language. 23: 245-256
Christman SS, Depaolis RA. (1996) Sonority as a constraint on word identification processes Applied Psycholinguistics. 17: 273-291
Christman SS, Vihman MM. (1995) Language: Structure, processing, and disorders. Caplan David. Cambridge, MA: Bradford, 1992. Pp. 448. Applied Psycholinguistics. 16: 489-493
DePaolis RA, Christman SS. (1994) Sonority constraints on perceptual errors Journal of the Acoustical Society of America. 95: 2870-2870