B.S. University of Richmond Ph.D., M.A., University at Buffalo, SUNY
Research
Emma Greenspon is an Assistant Professor in the Psychology Department and the principal investigator of the . Her work addresses sensory and motor processing involved in speech and song, with a focus on how we can perceive and produce vocal pitch. Recent projects have investigated the use of the inner voice (subvocalization) for storing and manipulating pitch in short-term memory. Other recent projects have addressed processes that support vocal emotion perception.
Teaching
PSYC 100 – Intro to Psychology
PSYC 200 – Research Methods & Writing
PSYC 280 – Foundations of Behavioral Neuroscience
PSYC 407 – Seminar
PSYC 490 – Field Experience
PSYC 497 – Research Experience
EmmaGreensponAssistant ProfessorPioch 103Aegreenspon@sjf.edu(585) 385-8240/media/sized-image-library/headshots-160-x-160/headshots-g-j/Greenspon_Emma.jpgResearch
Emma Greenspon is an Assistant Professor in the Psychology Department and the principal investigator of the Music, Voice & Cognition lab. Her work addresses sensory and motor processing involved in speech and song, with a focus on how we can perceive and produce vocal pitch. Recent projects have investigated the use of the inner voice (subvocalization) for storing and manipulating pitch in short-term memory. Other recent projects have addressed processes that support vocal emotion perception.
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Teaching
PSYC 100 – Intro to Psychology
PSYC 200 – Research Methods & Writing
PSYC 280 – Foundations of Behavioral Neuroscience
PSYC 407 – Seminar
PSYC 490 – Field Experience
PSYC 497 – Research Experience
B.S. University of RichmondPh.D., M.A., University at Buffalo, SUNYAuditory processing; vocal production; musical ability; speech perception
