About
Rachel Keen*
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Vitae.
I have two research
interests: perceptual-motor and cognitive development in human infants, and
psychoacoustic studies with human adults. The infant research concentrates on
how babies learn to reach for objects, how they represent objects and events,
and their understanding of spatial relations. The psychoacoustic research
concentrates on how adults identify sound sources and echoes. I am affiliated
with the developmental psychology area and the cognitive psychology areas.
*Note that between 1966 and
2002 I published under Rachel K. Clifton.
- For information on how to contact me, see the Contact Info page.
- For recent publications, papers I have written, and
work in progress, see the Research
page.
- For various other things (LATER!), see the Personal page.
- For a list of courses I teach along with relevant
information, see the Teaching
page.