An experimental study examining retrieval dynamics among three levels of narrative memory to develop a theory of how the levels are related in memory.
Literature Review | Multivariate Testing | Mixed Effects Modeling
Examine retrieval dynamics among three levels of narrative memory to develop a theory of how the levels are related in memory.
Implemented a modified retrieval practice paradigm to test memory after retrieval.
Analyses: Mixed-Effects Modeling, Bayesian statistics, Descriptive statistics, ANOVA, ANCOVA, MANOVA
Proposed a "cognitive efficiency theory" to account for how people retrieve narrative information from memory.
This project was my dissertation. As such, I conducted all aspects of research for this project as primary investigator. My PhD advisor, Dr. Radvansky, provided minimal input throughout the stages of research and supported writing of the manuscript with feedback as he encouraged me to develop into an independent researcher.
Project Ideation
Literature Review
Developing Methodology and Experimental Materials
Programming Online Experiment
Writing and Winning a Research Grant
Recruitment and Data Collection
Analyzing Data with Advanced Statistical Methods
Communicating Results via Oral Presentation and Manuscript for Publication
Presented at Dissertation Defense in 2021
Under Review for Publication
Full materials, experiment code, data analysis, and data available at: https://osf.io/k5hp2/