Winston D. Goh

Winston D. Goh is an Associate Professor at the Department of Psychology, National University of Singapore. His research focuses on the interplay between human memory and spoken language processing, examining how lexical knowledge organization in long-term memory affects short-term memory processes and the role of phonological/semantic codes in retrieval interference.

• Ph.D. in Psychology, Indiana University
• M.Soc.Sci. in Psychology, National University of Singapore
• B.Soc.Sci. (Hons.) in Psychology, National University of Singapore
• B.A. in Psychology, National University of Singapore

His work explores indexical properties of spoken language, including voice-specific effects in word recognition and memory. Publications highlight his contributions to understanding phonological neighborhoods, semantic categorization, and auditory memory mechanisms.

Contact: psygohw@nus.edu.sg | Room: AS4-02-18 | Telephone: (65) 6516 8749