About me
I am a neurodiverse academic from a non-traditional background who previously worked as a musician before studying psychology. My primary research interests include the psychology of conspiracy theories, online misinformation, reasoning biases, and non-clinical traits associated with individual differences in social cognition (e.g., non-clinical autism-like traits & schizotypal traits).
Teaching
I have experience teaching a range of undergraduate and postgraduate classes, including Clinical Neuropsychology, Cognitive Psychology, Social Psychology, Individual Differences, Biological psychology and Developmental psychology. I also have experience supervising final-year undergraduate psychology projects.
Research
My doctoral research project explored non-clinical schizotypy and reasoning biases as potential risk factors associated with receptivity to online political misinformation. I have also contributed to several published studies that have similarly explored the dynamics of online misinformation vulnerability and individual differences.