Research
Overview
Cognitive Listening: Investigating speech perception in noise within a cognitive framework (funded by the Leverhulme Trust).
Projects
I am interested in isolating the role of informational interference (content of distracting speech) in speech perception from lower-level energetic (e.g. noise) and informational masking (e.g. sound source allocation and speaker characteristics). Additionally, I aim to identify individual differences in informational interference control, and how informational interference interacts with energetic masking.
Research group(s)
Speech perception group / Psycholinguistic research group
Collaborators
- Professor Sven Mattys
- Dr Sarah Knight
External activities
Memberships
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British Psychological Society (BPS), Graduate Member
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Psychonomic Society, Student Member
Outreach
Talks about The Science of Hearing and Studying Undergraduate Psychology at Roots to Success (University of York, Dec 2019), YorNight (York Barbican, Feb 2020), York Next Step (University of York, Mar 2020), and Sixth Form Psychology Seminars (Simon Langton Girls' Grammar School, Nov 2020).
