Barbara Jean Juhasz
Jeffrey L. Shames Professor of Civic Engagement
Professor of Psychology
Judd Hall, 508860-685-4978
Chair, Neuroscience and Behavior
Professor, Education Studies
Professor, Neuroscience and Behavior
Judd Hall, 508860-685-4978
Professor, Integrative Sciences
Coordinator, Civic Engagement
BA Binghamton UniversityMA University of Massachusetts Amherst
PHD University of Massachusetts Amherst
Barbara Jean Juhasz
Barbara Juhasz is a cognitive psychologist who studies reading and word recognition in adults. She explores factors affecting skilled word recognition and vocabulary development using a variety of methods. For example, participants might be asked to provide questionnaire data to assess their experience with words, discriminate real words from made-up nonwords (lexical decision task), or read sentences silently while their eye movements are recorded. Eye-tracking provides a particularly effective way to examine the time-course of word recognition during silent reading.
Dr. Juhasz received her B.A. from Binghamton University and her M.A. and Ph.D. from University of Massachusetts, Amherst.
Academic Affiliations
Office Hours
Fall 2020- Virtual Office hours via zoom on Thursdays 12:30-2:00 EST
https://wesleyan.zoom.us/j/96172497868
Courses
Fall 2020
PSYC 200 - 02
Stats: Activity-Based Approach
PSYC 222 - 01
Sensation and Perception
Spring 2021
PSYC 222 - 01
Sensation and Perception