Psycholinguistics Lab UIOWA

09/15/2026

👋 Meet the Psycholinguistics Research Lab!

We’re excited to be back on social media and to share what we’ve been working on! Our lab explores how people recognize and process spoken and written words across the lifespan using methods like eye-tracking and EEG.

Follow along to meet our lab members, learn more about our research, and see what’s happening in the lab! 🧠🔬

02/17/2025

Meet Morgan!🤩

Morgan is currently working on Recruitment for the ITOLD project as well as the Scoping Review team. In the future, Morgan hopes to become an SLP at a school!

01/29/2025

Welcome back to campus! We are so excited to share updates from the lab. Stay tuned! 🎉

10/12/2024

Fun Fact Friday!! We currently have 10 lab members who are bilingual in 8 different languages!!🌎

09/30/2024

Happy Monday!! Meet Isabella! She is one of our undergraduate RA's who recently joined our lab. She is currently working on double-scoring the I-TOLD project, and training for eye-tracking. We are so appreciative of her hard work!🤩

09/30/2024

Lab Member Monday is back!

Meet Paulina! One of our fourth year undergraduate students who works on the I-TOLD recruitment team, as well as social media! We are so grateful for her hard work in the lab!🤩

04/23/2024

When Stuart and Courtney Craig from Cedar Falls got letters from UIowa’s Psycholinguistics Lab asking if they’d re-join a long-term language study, the married couple did a double-take.“What? You were in that study with the white vans too?” Stuart remembers asking Courtney.As Kindergartners,...

04/09/2024

Switching it up this week to Team Member Tuesday! Lindsey is our current lab manager, as well as a clinical fellow here at the Wendell Johnson Speech and Hearing Clinic! We are incredibly grateful for all of her hard work!! 🤩

04/05/2024

EEG training at lab meeting today!!🧠⚡️

05/06/2022

Conngrats to one of our Honors Lab Members, Hannah O’Donnell, for her terrific thesis presentation!

So proud of our NINE CSD undergrad Honors students. During the past two Professional Seminars, they wow'ed the faculty, staff and their peers with their research!