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Christine Rogers Montgomery, Ph.D.

Doctor of Philosophy: Psychology
    Program Areas: Behavioral Neuroscience
    Georgia State University, Atlanta, GA
    General Examination:
                  Neuropsychology of Learning Disabilities
                   with emphasis on Reading Disability
    Committee: Marsha G. Clarkson, Ph.D. - Chair
                         Robin Morris, Ph.D.
                         Mary Morris, Ph.D.
                         Rose Sevcik, Ph.D.

Master of Arts: Clinical Psychology
    Program Areas: Clinical Psychology and
                                 Clinical Neuropsychology
    Georgia State University, Atlanta, GA.
    Thesis: Infants' perception of pitch from masked signals.
    Chair: Marsha G. Clarkson, Ph.D.

Bachelor of Science
    Major: Psychology
    Minor: Philosophy
    Georgia State University, Atlanta, GA.

Specialty Training
    Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) (1-05-2359)

    Cognitive-Behavior Therapy: completed the clinical and
    academic requirements for the APA-approved one-year
    "Foundations in Cognitive-Behavior Therapy Training
    Program" at the Atlanta Center for Cognitive Therapy
    (ACCT). Mark Gilson, Ph.D., ABPP, Director

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