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Michael Cortese

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University of Nebraska at Omaha

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College of Arts and Sciences

Psychology

Michael Cortese is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor Assistant Professor at University of Nebraska At Omaha.

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University of Nebraska at Omaha

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A Conditional Reading Aloud Megastudy. Elsevier eBooks (2024)

Michael J. CorteseMark YatesMaya M. Khanna

languagereading researchspeech perception

A Parallel Distributed Processing Network of Human Reasoning. (2024)

None JialinMichael Cortese

parallel computingdistributed reasoningcomputer sciencedistributed processingparallel processingdistributed systemsprocessing network

A Phenotyping Method to Select Lemon Hybrids Tolerant to Mal Secco Disease: A Resource for Breeding and Mapping. Acta horticulturae (2024)

C. ArlottaM. CorteseA. CiacciulliD. Pietro PaoloR. RussoG. LicciardelloC. LicciardelloM. Di GuardoC. CatalanoS. SeminaraG. DistefanoG. LicciardelloS. La MalfaA. GentileS. Di SilvestroG. RussoM. Caruso

geneticsplant scienceplant breedinghorticulture researchhorticultural sciencephenotyping methodbotany

The English Lexicon Project – a How to Guide for Researchers and Instructors. Elsevier eBooks (2024)

Michael J. CorteseMaya M. Khanna

applied linguisticslexiconlexicographyenglishcorpus linguisticslanguage pedagogygeneral linguisticsword embeddingssyntaxlanguage documentationenglish languagelanguage corpusenglish lexicon projectlanguagescholarly communicationlanguage learninglinguisticsenglish education

EDITORIAL: How Emotion Relates to Language, Memory, and Cognition. Frontiers in Communication (2023)

Francesca M. M. CitronMichael J. CorteseMaya M. Khanna

communicationcognitionneurosciencelanguagememoryemotion regulationemotions

Spelling Monosyllabic English Words. Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology (2023)

Maya M KhannaMichael J CorteseKylie HughesKayley Anderson

semanticsenglish languagecognitive sciencepsychologypsycholinguisticsphoneticslanguage developmentlinguisticsexperimental psychology

Relating Emotional Variables to Recognition Memory Performance: A Large-Scale Re-Analysis of Megastudy Data. Memory (2022)

Michael J. CorteseMaya M. Khanna

emotional variablesneurosciencelarge-scale re-analysismemorymegastudy data

Topics, Methods, and Research-Based Strategies for Teaching Cognition. Springer international handbooks of education (2022)

Maya M. KhannaMichael J. Cortese

educationcognitioncognitive scienceteaching methodseducational researchcurriculum & instructionresearch-based strategies

How Well Imageability, Concreteness, Perceptual Strength, and Action Strength Predict Recognition Memory, Lexical Decision, and Reading Aloud Performance. Memory (2021)

Maya M. KhannaMichael J. Cortese

lexical decisioncognitive scienceperceptual strengthmemory

Aoa Effects in Reading Aloud and Lexical Decision: Locating the (Semantic) Locus in Terms of the Number of Backward Semantic Associations. Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology (2020)

Michael J CorteseSean ToppiMaya M KhannaJonathan B Santo

quantitative psychologylexical decisionsemanticsreading researchnatural language processingsemantic processingneurosciencepsychologypsycholinguisticslanguage comprehensioncognitive linguisticsaoa effectscognitive neurosciencelinguisticsexperimental psychology

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Michael Cortese

Professor Assistant Professor

University of Nebraska at Omaha

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Psychology

Michael Cortese is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor Assistant Professor at University of Nebraska At Omaha.

Honors

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University of Nebraska at Omaha

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Conditional Reading Aloud Megastudy. Elsevier eBooks (2024)

Michael J. CorteseMark YatesMaya M. Khanna

languagereading researchspeech perception

A Parallel Distributed Processing Network of Human Reasoning. (2024)

None JialinMichael Cortese

parallel computingdistributed reasoningcomputer sciencedistributed processingparallel processingdistributed systemsprocessing network

A Phenotyping Method to Select Lemon Hybrids Tolerant to Mal Secco Disease: A Resource for Breeding and Mapping. Acta horticulturae (2024)

geneticsplant scienceplant breedinghorticulture researchhorticultural sciencephenotyping methodbotany

The English Lexicon Project – a How to Guide for Researchers and Instructors. Elsevier eBooks (2024)

Michael J. CorteseMaya M. Khanna

EDITORIAL: How Emotion Relates to Language, Memory, and Cognition. Frontiers in Communication (2023)

Francesca M. M. CitronMichael J. CorteseMaya M. Khanna

communicationcognitionneurosciencelanguagememoryemotion regulationemotions

Spelling Monosyllabic English Words. Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology (2023)

Maya M KhannaMichael J CorteseKylie HughesKayley Anderson

semanticsenglish languagecognitive sciencepsychologypsycholinguisticsphoneticslanguage developmentlinguisticsexperimental psychology

Relating Emotional Variables to Recognition Memory Performance: A Large-Scale Re-Analysis of Megastudy Data. Memory (2022)

Michael J. CorteseMaya M. Khanna

emotional variablesneurosciencelarge-scale re-analysismemorymegastudy data

Topics, Methods, and Research-Based Strategies for Teaching Cognition. Springer international handbooks of education (2022)

Maya M. KhannaMichael J. Cortese

educationcognitioncognitive scienceteaching methodseducational researchcurriculum & instructionresearch-based strategies

How Well Imageability, Concreteness, Perceptual Strength, and Action Strength Predict Recognition Memory, Lexical Decision, and Reading Aloud Performance. Memory (2021)

Maya M. KhannaMichael J. Cortese

lexical decisioncognitive scienceperceptual strengthmemory

Aoa Effects in Reading Aloud and Lexical Decision: Locating the (Semantic) Locus in Terms of the Number of Backward Semantic Associations. Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology (2020)

Michael J CorteseSean ToppiMaya M KhannaJonathan B Santo

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