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Hannah Letitia Goh
Biographical Profile:
Hannah L. Goh holds a PhD in Cognitive Psychology and Psycholinguistics from Nanyang Technological University (2024), and an MSc in Cognitive Neuroscience from the University of Sussex (2017).
Research Interests:
Hannah’s research interests focus on utilising behavioural as well as eyetracking methods to examine the underlying cognitive mechanisms of language acquisition and bilingual language processing.
Research Expertise:
Distributional learning, pupillometry, documentation of outer-circle language phonology, and statistical analysis of non-linear data (e.g., general additive mixed modelling).
Ongoing Research Projects:
Behavioural cognitive assessments linked to developing reading and numeracy skills in bilingual children in Singapore on the Brain-NORM project.