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Katherine Sledge Moore |
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| Katherine Sledge Moore comes from the University of Pennsylvania, where she received her B.A. in Cognitive Science in 2003 and subsequently worked as a Research Assistant with Ingrid Olson at the Center for Cognitive Neuroscience, studying visual attention and working memory using behavioral, fMRI and patient-testing methods. Katherine's interests are in the limitations of human perception and performance, specifically, the limitations of attention and how attention is located to multiple tasks, objects, or locations. She is also interested in questions concerning perception and working memory, and how attention interacts with these processes. She strives to continue to use converging methods (behavioral and fMRI) in her research and hopes to learn new cognitive research methods as a graduate student at Michigan. When Katherine is not studying cognitive psychology, she can often be found tap dancing, drumming, or playing sports. | |
