I recently completed my B.A. in Psychology and Criminology at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Currently, I am PhD candidate at the Psychology department.
I am a PhD candidate in the Department of Psychology, In which I’m working with Prof. Hassin and Prof. Deouell. I study the neural and cognitive processes that take place during conscious and non-conscious processing of speech, and the conditions in which we process the things we don't listen to.
I am a PhD candidate in the Department of Cognitive and Brain Sciences. My research focuses on how people intuitively group information over time and how these groups influence their decisions.
I’m a PhD candidate at the Department of Cognitive and Brain Sciences. I study the tendency to trust our conscious experiences: to assume and act upon them as if they were objectively true.
I am a visiting research fellow at the lab, starting my PhD in the Department of Psychology in 2024. I have been researching nonconscious prioritization speed in relation to memory and minority salience.
I’m currently pursuing a PhD in the Psychology department, after finishing my MA in Clinical-Rehab Neuropsychology. I am interested in perception, emotion, and learning. Right now, I study how individual differences in conscious perception relates to differences in memory and learning.
The Hebrew University websites utilize cookies to enhance user experience and analyze site usage. By continuing to browse these sites, you consent to our use of cookies.
