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Personal profile

My research focuses on our visual system’s ability to recognize people from their faces, and its remarkable occasional failures to do so.  I study individual differences in face perception and face memory across populations. I am curious about understanding what makes it possible for us to learn faces and how this might differ across people. I am especially interested in interventions that help those who struggle with face processing, like people with autism and prosopagnosia, improve their ability. 

Teaching

I teach on:

PS2110 (How can psychology change the world: applied and developmental perspectives)

PS3201 (Clinical Masters Dissertation)

PS5305 (Clinical Dissertation)

PS2021 (Cognitive Psychology)

PS3230 (Psychology of Brain Injury)

 

Educational background

Experimental Psychology, DPhil, University of Oxford 

Award Date: July 2023

 

Evolutionary Psychology and Cognitive Neuroscience, BSc, Harvard University

Award Date: May 2015

Keywords

  • Social cognition
  • Psychology of perception
  • Cognitive & affective psychology

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