I am a PhD Candidate in Psychology and past Public Scholar at Concordia University in Montreal, Canada.
My main research interest is decision-making strategies and cognitive control changes during healthy aging . I’m currently involved in projects examining the neural mechanism supporting the shift towards model-free decision-making in older adults and changes in metacontrol across the lifespan.I am also investigating how different cognitive abilities relate to decision-making and how individuals of different ages learn following surprising events.
I am the Founder of Concordia’s Journal of Accessible Psychology and Co-founder of Concordia’s Journal of Psychology and Neuroscience. I am currently Liaison for both journals.
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PhD in Experimental Psychology, 2018-present
Concordia University
Masters in Experimental Psychology, 2016-2018
Concordia University
BA in Psychology, 2012-2016
McGill University