My main research area is psychology of language learning and use. I am interested in the cognitive and neural mechanisms that underpin our linguistic abilities, and in particular how language learning and use are supported by domain-general learning and memory mechanisms. To address these questions, I use a range of methods including behavioural studies and computational modeling, in both adults and children.
Qualifications
- PhD Psychology, University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA
- MSc Psychology, University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA
- BSc Psychology, University of Belgrade, Serbia
Undergraduate
- Biological Bases of Behavior
- Advanced Topics in Brain and Behavior
- Cognition
- Language Development
Postgraduate
- Psychological Research Methods
- Child Development
- MSc Research Paper
- MRes Thesis
My main research area is the psychology of language learning and use. I am interested in the cognitive and neural mechanisms that underpin our ability to use language, and specifically how language learning and use are supported by domain-general learning and memory mechanisms. To address these questions, I use a range of methods including behavioural studies and computational modelling, in both adults and children.
