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  1. carleton.ca › slals › peopleLogan, John - School of Linguistics and Language Studies

    John Logan. Associate Professor (Psychology and Cognitive Science) Degrees: Ph.D. (Indiana) Phone: 613-520-2600 x 2690: Email: john_logan@carleton.ca: Office: 2213 ...

  2. carleton.ca › cognitivescience › peopleJohn Logan - Carleton University

    John Logan. Associate Professor. Degrees: Ph.D. (Indiana) Phone: 613-520-2600 x 2690: Email: john.logan@carleton.ca: Spoken language perception

  3. carleton.ca › psychology › peopleJohn Logan - Psychology - Carleton University

    Spoken language perception; non-native speech perception; word recognition in children

  4. www.ratemyprofessors.com › professor › 15982John Logan at Carleton University | Rate My Professors

    Professor Logan is a very sweet and caring person overall, always laughing during lectures which makes the content a little less gloomy. But, our final assignment was brutal to say the least, we were all so confused with little guidelines to help us. The 2nd midterm was made harder than the first because our results were too high. Final was hard.

  5. www.researchgate.net › John-S-Logan-46021985John S. Logan's research works | Carleton University, Ottawa ...

    John S. Logan's 18 research works with 2,836 citations and 1,392 reads, including: Perceptual learning of nonnative speech contrasts: Implications for theories of speech perception.

  6. www.youtube.com › watchDr. John Logan explains his research in cognitive psychology ...

    Dr. John Logan explains his research in cognitive psychology, which focuses on looking at the perception of language in people with psychopathic characterist...

    • 6 min
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    • Carleton University

  7. www.researchgate.net › John-Logan-2185290473John Logan's research works | Carleton University, Ottawa and ...

    John Logan's 3 research works with 21 citations and 2,090 reads, including: Psychopathic traits predict the severity of post-traumatic stress in survivors of intimate partner abuse