BA University of Hawaii 1955; MA University of Pennsylvania 1957; PhD Cornell University 1967
Skidmore College 1978-80; University of Hawaii 1957-58
Perception and cognition, psychology of language, neuropsychology
Cerebral lateralization of cognitive processes, neuropsychology of aging, hormonal influences on behavior, individual differences in cognitive processing
Articles in several edited works, including R. Malatesha & L. Hartlage, Neuropsychology and Cognition (1982) and T.M. Schlecter & M. P. Toglia, New Directions in Cognitive Science (1985), and in journals including Science, American Journal of Physiology, Physiological Psychology, Journal of Development and Behavioral Pediatrics, Personality and Individual Differences
Research affiliate, pediatric neurology, Yale University Medical School 1983-84; Sloan Foundation Fellow in Neurosciences, Colgate University 1973-74; Visiting Fellow, Cornell University 1972-73; Assistant neurophysiologist, University of Michigan 1967-68; Research associate in neuroanatomy, Mahidol University, Bangkok, Thailand 1969-72
Program director, National Science Foundation 1994-96; NIMH Postdoctoral Fellowship 1967-72