Tamara Swaab

University of California, Davis

H-index: 36

North America-United States

About Tamara Swaab

Tamara Swaab, With an exceptional h-index of 36 and a recent h-index of 25 (since 2020), a distinguished researcher at University of California, Davis, specializes in the field of Language, Cognition, Cognitive Neuroscience.

His recent articles reflect a diverse array of research interests and contributions to the field:

Decoding semantic relatedness and prediction from EEG: A classification method comparison

L1 referential features influence pronoun reading in L2 for deaf, ASL–English bilinguals

The role of anticipatory attention during spoken language comprehension and its encoding in alpha amplitude modulations

Cognitive control mediates age-related changes in flexible anticipatory processing during listening comprehension

The use of context in resolving syntactic ambiguity: Structural and semantic influences

Tamara Swaab Information

University	University of California, Davis
Position	Professor of Psychology
Citations(all)	5184
Citations(since 2020)	1928
Cited By	4069
hIndex(all)	36
hIndex(since 2020)	25
i10Index(all)	49
i10Index(since 2020)	47
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University Profile Page	University of California, Davis
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Tamara Swaab Skills & Research Interests

Language

Cognition

Cognitive Neuroscience

Top articles of Tamara Swaab

Title	Journal	Author(s)	Publication Date
Decoding semantic relatedness and prediction from EEG: A classification method comparison	NeuroImage	Timothy Trammel Natalia Khodayari Steven J Luck Matthew J Traxler Tamara Y Swaab	2023/8/15
L1 referential features influence pronoun reading in L2 for deaf, ASL–English bilinguals	Bilingualism: Language and cognition	Katherine Sendek David P Corina Deborah Cates Matthew J Traxler Tamara Y Swaab	2023/8
The role of anticipatory attention during spoken language comprehension and its encoding in alpha amplitude modulations		E Beier A Breska L Miller Y Oganian G Mangun ...	2023/3
Cognitive control mediates age-related changes in flexible anticipatory processing during listening comprehension		Shruti Dave Trevor Brothers Liv J Hoversten Matthew J Traxler Tamara Y Swaab	2021/10/1
The use of context in resolving syntactic ambiguity: Structural and semantic influences	Language, cognition and neuroscience	Kathryn Bousquet Tamara Y Swaab Debra L Long	2020/1/2