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Kelly Jantzen

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Western Washington University

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College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Psychology Counseling Clinic

Western Washington University

Kelly Jantzen is currently serving as a College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Professor at Western Washington University.

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neuroscience cognitive neuroscience cognitive science neuroimaging systems neuroscience neurophysiology motor control visual science developmental cognitive neuroscience psychology human brain neurodynamics behavioral sciences behavioral neuroscience computational neuroscience neuroradiology music perception sensorimotor transformations brain imaging cognitive electrophysiology music psychology affective neuroscience experimental social psychology animal cognition clinical neuroscience neuronal networks emotional development neural mechanisms cleft lip vision research early vision neurorehabilitation developmental psychology movement disorders speech processing eeg signal processing brain mapping emotional responses music processing psychoacoustics motor behavior visual processing visual pathways neural responses coordination dynamics musical expression music science music information retrieval applied social psychology magnetic resonance imaging bioacoustics neural science speech science psychophysics brain mechanisms complex dynamic systems complex dynamics brain circuitry perception-action loop social categorization racial prejudice ethnic discrimination social coordination dynamics human bonding prospective functional mr college football players spatiotemporal forward solution subcortical networks functional mri coordination-dependent timing networks listener experience performance expression human timing behavior brain networks prior context neural substrates

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Does Cleft Repair Restore Normal Visual Scanning and Neural Processing of Infant Faces?. (2024)

craniofacial disordersvisual scienceophthalmologyneuro-ophthalmologyoculoplasticsnormal visual scanningvisual systemcleft lipvision rehabilitationmicrosurgeryneuroscienceneural processingcraniofacial research

Effects of Cleft Lip on Visual Scanning and Neural Processing of Infant Faces. PLoS ONE (2024)

Amanda C. HahnJuergen A. RiedelsheimerZoë RoyerJeffrey FrederickRachael KeeRhiannon CrimminsBernd HuberDavid H. HarrisKelly J. Jantzen

ophthalmologyvision researchneuroimagingplo biologygeneticscleft lipvisual scanningneuroscienceneural processing

The Effects of Cleft Lip/Palate and Subsequent Repair on the Processing of Infant Faces [Conference Presentation Abstract]. Human Ethology (2024)

craniofacial disorderscraniofacial surgerydentistryophthalmologyfacial reconstructionanatomycleft lipsubsequent repaircleft lip/palatecraniofacial research

The Impact of Facial Malformations on Visual Attention to Infant Faces [Conference Presentation Abstract]. Human Ethology (2024)

emotional developmentvisual sciencevisual perceptionvision researchattentionattention disorderschild psychologyearly visionvisual attentioncognitive sciencevisual functionpediatricsfacial malformationsdevelopmental cognitive neuroscience

Motor-Evoked Potentials for Early Individual Elements of an Action Sequence During Planning Reflect Parallel Activation Processes. Motor Control (2023)

Lawrence P. BehmerMathew J.C. CrumpKelly J. Jantzen

motor-evoked potentialsaction sequencemotor control

Contrast Reversal of the Iris and Sclera Increases the Face Sensitive N170. Frontiers in Human Neuroscience (2022)

glaucomavisual sciencecontrast reversalophthalmologyvision researchneuro-ophthalmologyretinaface sensitive n170visual systemophthalmology retinaexperimental ophthalmologyneuroscienceocular disease

Preferential Attention to Same‐and Other‐Ethnicity Infant Faces Does Not Fully Overcome the Other‐Race Effect. Ethology (2019)

racechild psychologyethnicityexperimental social psychologypreferential attentionbehavioral sciencesdevelopmental psychologyethnic studiessocial cognitionracial prejudicecognitive sciencechild developmentracial discriminationexperimental child psychologypsychologysocial categorizationemotional developmentattentionother‐race effectethnic discrimination

Parallel Regulation of Past, Present, and Future Actions During Sequencing. (2018)

Lawrence P. BehmerKelly J. JantzenMatthew John Charles Crump

future actionsparallel regulation

Cortical Networks for Correcting Errors in Sensorimotor Synchronization Depend on the Direction of Asynchrony. Journal of Motor Behavior (2017)

cognitive neurosciencecortical networksbehavioural processneural circuitssensorimotor synchronization dependsensorimotor transformationsbrain circuitrysystems neuroscienceneurodynamicsmotor controlanimal cognitioncognitive scienceneuroscienceneuronal networks

The Spatiotemporal Neural Dynamics of Infant Face Processing. Adaptive Human Behavior and Physiology (2017)

cognitive neurosciencevisual sciencevisual perceptionhuman brainvisual systemearly visioninfant face processingvisual processingcognitive sciencevisual pathwaysneurosciencedevelopmental cognitive neuroscience

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Kelly Jantzen

Professor

Western Washington University

Affiliations

College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Psychology Counseling Clinic

Western Washington University

Kelly Jantzen is currently serving as a College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Professor at Western Washington University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Kelly Jantzen

Western Washington University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Does Cleft Repair Restore Normal Visual Scanning and Neural Processing of Infant Faces?. (2024)

Effects of Cleft Lip on Visual Scanning and Neural Processing of Infant Faces. PLoS ONE (2024)

Amanda C. HahnJuergen A. RiedelsheimerZoë RoyerJeffrey FrederickRachael KeeRhiannon CrimminsBernd HuberDavid H. HarrisKelly J. Jantzen

ophthalmologyvision researchneuroimagingplo biologygeneticscleft lipvisual scanningneuroscienceneural processing

The Effects of Cleft Lip/Palate and Subsequent Repair on the Processing of Infant Faces [Conference Presentation Abstract]. Human Ethology (2024)

craniofacial disorderscraniofacial surgerydentistryophthalmologyfacial reconstructionanatomycleft lipsubsequent repaircleft lip/palatecraniofacial research

The Impact of Facial Malformations on Visual Attention to Infant Faces [Conference Presentation Abstract]. Human Ethology (2024)

Motor-Evoked Potentials for Early Individual Elements of an Action Sequence During Planning Reflect Parallel Activation Processes. Motor Control (2023)

Lawrence P. BehmerMathew J.C. CrumpKelly J. Jantzen

motor-evoked potentialsaction sequencemotor control

Contrast Reversal of the Iris and Sclera Increases the Face Sensitive N170. Frontiers in Human Neuroscience (2022)

glaucomavisual sciencecontrast reversalophthalmologyvision researchneuro-ophthalmologyretinaface sensitive n170visual systemophthalmology retinaexperimental ophthalmologyneuroscienceocular disease

Preferential Attention to Same‐and Other‐Ethnicity Infant Faces Does Not Fully Overcome the Other‐Race Effect. Ethology (2019)

Parallel Regulation of Past, Present, and Future Actions During Sequencing. (2018)

Lawrence P. BehmerKelly J. JantzenMatthew John Charles Crump

future actionsparallel regulation

Cortical Networks for Correcting Errors in Sensorimotor Synchronization Depend on the Direction of Asynchrony. Journal of Motor Behavior (2017)

The Spatiotemporal Neural Dynamics of Infant Face Processing. Adaptive Human Behavior and Physiology (2017)

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