Theses & Dissertations

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Year Student Advisor
2017 The impact of diglossia on the development of phonological and morphological awareness and on the ability to read vowelized and nonvowelized Arabic words : a comparison between medium-high SES and low SES (HEBREW) PhD Shahbari Kassem Abeer Prof. Rachel Schiff
2016 Examination of transfer processes in implicit statistical learning via an artificial grammar learning transfer task, while differentiating between verbal and non-verbal stimuli : comparison between adult readers with dyslexia and adults (HEBREW) MA Cohen, Hadar Prof. Rachel Schiff
2016 The association between exposure to childhood lonizing radiation to treat ringworm of the scalp and cognitive ability and language skill in adulthood (HEBREW) MA Hovav, Shosana Prof. Siegal Sadetzki
Prof. Rachel Schiff
2016 Lexical and developmental aspects of Alef and He as root letters in the Hebrew verbs system : a psycholinguistics study (HEBREW) PhD Levi-Shimon, Shani Prof. Dorit Ravid
Prof. Rachel Schiff
2016 Are readers with dyslexia impaired in reading comprehension beyond their reading deficit? inference generation, text processing, and working memory of readers with dyslexia (HEBREW) MA Raichelson, Shir Prof. Rachel Schiff
Dr. Menahem Yeari
2016 Verbal and nonverbal sequence learning, consolidation and transfer ability: comparison between readers with developmental dyslexia to normal readers (HEBREW) MA Rolsmach, Amir Prof. Rachel Schiff
2016 The influence of diglossia in Hebrew on reading ability, linguistic skill and inhibition in first grade "Talmud-Tora" frameworks (HEBREW) MA Weisbard, Keren Prof. Rachel Schiff
2015 Artificial grammar learning via visual and auditory modalities : a comparison between individuals with dyslexia and typically developed readers (HEBREW) MA Atlan, Karin Prof. Rachel Schiff
2015 Does developmental dyslexia originate in visuo-attention deficit? : evidence from visual recognition tasks of multi-symbol strings (HEBREW) MA Isser, Michal Prof. Rachel Schiff
Dr. Menahem Yeari
2015 Learning artificial grammar at different ages and different levels of complexity : comparison between typical and dyslectic readers PhD Katan, Pessia Prof. Rachel Schiff
2015 The effect of training and the ability to transfer the new knowledge, in learning a motor skill among preschoolers (HEBREW) MA Schwimmer, Adi Prof. Esther Adi-Japha
Prof. Rachel Schiff
2014 Lexical and morphological processing : comparison between high and low socioeconomic backgrounds (HEBREW) MA Agmon, Shalev Prof. Rachel Schiff
2014 Oral and written morphological knowledge among typical readers and readers with dyslexia (HEBREW) PhD Cohen, Miki Prof. Rachel Schiff
2014 Sequential learning among individuals with developmental dyslexia : evidence from visual and auditory grammar learning tasks PhD Kahta, Shani Prof. Rachel Schiff
2014 The effects of naming ability and phonological awareness on reading development among first graders : application of the tip-of-the-tongue paradigm (HEBREW) MA Massarano, Odelia Prof. Rachel Schiff
2013 Procedural learning impairments in developmental dyslexia : domain-specific or domain-general PhD Gabay, Yafit Prof. Rachel Schiff
Prof. Eli Vakil
2013 Story retelling in kindergarten : comparison between high socioeconomic status, low socioeconomic status and specific language impairment (HEBREW) MA Gal-Ed, Chen Dr.
Prof. Rachel Schiff
2013 Adjective agreement processing in Hebrew : comparison between adults with attention deficit / hyperactivity disorder and adults with typical development (HEBREW) MA Gur, Adi Prof. Rachel Schiff
2013 Comparison between the ability to produce nouns and verbs through lexical and morphological production tasks among children in elementary school (HEBREW) MA Kenan, Hamutal Dr.
Prof. Rachel Schiff
2012 The Role of metacognitive and metalinguistic awareness in word spelling and reading of children with SLI : an intervention study in Hebrew MA Nuri Ben-Shushan, Yohi Prof. Rachel Schiff
2012 The cognitive and linguistic aspects of narrative ability elicited from picture series : a comparison between children with SLI & children from low and high SES (HEBREW) MA Shiber, Ifat Dr.
Prof. Rachel Schiff
2011 The father’s perception of his involvement in caregiving for a child with learning disabilities (HEBREW) MA Erental, Tali Prof. Rachel Schiff
2011 Reading words among dyslectic and typical readers: comparison between pointed and non pointed words MA Shoshan, Noa Prof. Rachel Schiff
2010 A comparative study of children’s analogical problem solving and talking aloud: a comparison of children with typical development and children with learning disability (HEBREW) MA Cohen, Sharon Prof. Rachel Schiff
2010 Development of phonological processing skills among readers with reading disabilities compared to readers with typical development (HEBREW) MA Halabi, Yafit Prof. Rachel Schiff