• BA University of New Brunswick, 1994
• PhD University of New Brunswick, 2006

I am a member of the Cognitive Health Research Labratory. My research focus is in cognitive psychology. More specifically I evaluate the link between language and behaviour in relation to verbs with non-verifiable products. My more recent research evaluates the impact that schemas have on cognitive processing. The main research technique I am now using involves evoked response potentials (ERP).

• Do You ‘See’ What I ‘See’? Differentiation of Visual Action Words.
• The Impact of ‘Violating the Heterosexual Norm’ on Reading Speed and Accuracy
• Impact of mental operation instructions
• Adaptations of writing posture in response to task demands for left- and right-handers
• Writing posture in preferred and non-preferred hands