Christine A. Dollaghan, Ph.D. School of Behavioral and Brain Sciences
Professor
Dr. Dollaghan’s research focuses on the biological and sociodemographic factors that influence children’s language development and children’s communication disorders.
She has conducted studies of word learning by preschool and school-age children; risk factors for speech and language disorders in children; diagnostic indicators for specific language impairment (SLI); culturally fair measures of speech and language; and communication skills in children recovering from acquired brain injury.
Dollaghan has a Ph.D. in communicative disorders from the University of Montana and the University of Wisconsin - Madison, respectively.
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Updated: November 29, 2011
