Nayeli Gonzalez-Gomez​
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Hello,
a bit about me:
My research focuses on understanding the roots of language acquisition, by exploring speech perception in infancy. I’m interested on infants capacity to learn phonological properties that occur in their native language, the mechanisms by which these native properties are acquired, and how prior knowledge about these properties supports later lexical acquisition, such as word segmentation and early word learning.