James Booth
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Professor of Psychology at Vanderbilt University interested in educational and developmental cognitive neuroscience with a focus on language, reading and math.
Nashville, TN
Joined December 2017
Spoken Language Processing in Developmental Dyslexia – Beyond Phonology
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Developmental dyslexia (DD) is a written language disorder that is also characterized by phonological processing deficits (Wagner et al., 1994). According to...
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Radiomics neurobiomarkers for distinguishing mathematical-related areas in children with elevated ADHD symptoms
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Stuttering Representation on X: A Detailed Analysis of Content, Sentiment, and Influences | American Journal of Speech-Language Pathology
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Background and Aims: Social media shapes public perceptions of various topics, including health conditions and communication challenges, such as ...
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Clinical Application of Large Language Models for Intervention Plan Development in Speech-Language Pathology | American Journal of Speech-Language Pathology
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Purpose: This study investigates the speech and language intervention plan outputs generated by six different artificial intelligence (AI) tools ...
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Brain Changes Following Two Reading Interventions in Chinese Children With Reading Disability - Feng - 2025 - Developmental Science - Wiley Online Library
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Brain regions where there was an interaction between group and time in the AR task (A) and the VS task (B). L = left hemisphere, R = right hemisphere, MTG = Middle Temporal Gyrus, MFG = Middle...
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Radiomics neurobiomarkers for distinguishing mathematical-related area.
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Altered Morphological Characteristics Associated With Spatial Working Memory Performance in Children With ADHD
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Background: Spatial working memory (SWM) deficit is a common problem in attention deficit disorder with hyperactivity (ADHD), often correlating with the severity of ADHD symptoms and academic...
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Full article: It’s not just what you do, but the way you do it: network meta-analysis of the effects of different exercise modalities on the executive function of children and adolescents
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It is recommended that regular exercise be used to improve the executive function of children and adolescents, but the most effective type of exercise remains unclear. This study aimed to compare t...
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Brain-wide Decoding of Numbers and Letters: Converging Evidence from M.
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Dyslexia and Anxiety: The Complex Relationship and Stress-Induced Symptoms
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Explore the link between dyslexia and anxiety, stress-induced symptoms, coping strategies, and support systems for affected individuals.
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More Than Just a Phase: Adolescence as a Window Into How the Brain Generates Behavior - Catherine Insel, Alexandra O. Cohen, 2025
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Adolescence is a dynamic period of brain development marked by profound changes in learning, decision-making, and higher order cognition. This article explores ...
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Announcing the NIH Autism Data Science Initiative Research Opportunity | Grants & Funding
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The Design of Current Replication Studies: A Systematic Literature Review on the Variation of Study Characteristics - Jerome Hoffmann, Mathias Twardawski, Johanna M. Höhs, Anne Gast, Steffi Pohl, Marie-Ann Sengewald, 2025
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In what aspects do replication studies differ from their primary studies? This question is central for providing insights into the reasons for the nonreplicabil...
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Open-Science Training in American Psychological Association–Accredited Clinical-Psychology Programs: A Registered Report - Kaela Van Til, Nathaniel L. Phillips, Tianwei V. Du, Leigha Rose, Joshua D. Miller, Donald R. Lynam, 2025
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Top journals historically tended to publish less robust results on average. Yet, this pattern has flipped in recent years.
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A psychology article’s p values say a lot about how its studies were conducted and whether its results are likely to replicate. Examining p values across the en...
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Longitudinal associations between birth-to-six cortical growth and childhood neurocognitive function | PNAS
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The human cortex undergoes immense change in the first years of life, doubling in thickness within the first year and evidencing the greatest chang...
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Socioeconomic status and brain development: insights and theoretical p.
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A hierarchical model of early brain functional network development: Trends in Cognitive Sciences
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Functional brain networks emerge prenatally, grow interactively during the first years of life, and optimize both within-network topology and between-network interactions as individuals age. This...
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