Program Alumni
We are proud to share an alphabetical list of the York University Neuropsychology Stream alumni below,
with their dissertation titles listed, divided by Clinical Developmental & Clinical Adult programs.
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Clinical Developmental Program
Oksana (Ksusha) Blacklock
Aspects of Intensive Behavioural Intervention Quality and Their Relationship with Child Characteristics and Outcomes
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Stephanie Brown-Lavoie
Examining the Neurological Underpinnings of Atypical Multisensory Perception in Autism Spectrum Disorders
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Amanda Fuentes
Social Information processing and Working Memory following pediatric Stroke
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Bravina Kuni
A Feasibility Study of Working Memory Training for Individuals with Pediatric-Onset Multiple Sclerosis
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Magdalena Lysenko
Examining Child Development, Behavioral Difficulties, Physical Activity and Healthcare Support in a Group of Canadian Indigenous Children Diagnosed with Epilepsy
Busi Ncube
Parenting Stress in Zambian Parents of Children with Developmental Disabilities
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Michelle Todorow
Biopsychosocial Predictors of Conduct Problems in Adolescents with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder
Clinical Adult Program
Areeba Adnan
Creative Aging: Behavioural and Functional Correlates of Creativity in Aging
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Narmeen Ammari
Preserved, Deteriorated, and Premorbidly Impaired Patterns of Intellectual Ability in Schizophrenia
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Nicole Carson
Examining the Self-Reference Effect in Healthy Aging and Amnestic Mild Cognitive Impairment
Holly Fernandes
The Effects of Acquisition and Test Conditions on Declarative and Motor-Procedural Memory for Complex Tools
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David Gold
Enactment and memory for routine and novel naturalistic actions in amnestic subtypes of MCI.
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Katherine Herdman
Investigating spatial memory and navigation in developmental amnesia: Evidence from a Google Street View Paradigm, Static Mental Navigation Tasks, and Route Descriptions
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Donna Kwan
Individuals with amnesia are not stuck in time: Evidence from risky decision-making, intertemporal choice, and scaffolded narratives
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Sabrina Lombardi
The Cognitive Processes Underlying Routine and Novel Naturalistic Action Performance: Examining the Role of Executive Function and Memory
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Sabrina Lemire-Rodger
Your Attention Please: Neural Networks, Individual Differences, and Clinical Implications of Attentional Control in the Human Brain
Paula McLaughlin
Visual selective attention, aging, and mild cognitive impairment: The effects of task demands and auditory cues.
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Ashley Miles
Stability and change in symptoms, cognition, and community outcome in schizophrenia.
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Jenkin Mok
Investigating the Relationship between Delay and Probability Discounting: Evidence from Healthy Aging and Focal Lesion Patients
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Eva Muharib
Predictors of Community Outcome in Schizophrenia: The Factor Structure of Cognition and Functional Capacity
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Melissa Parlar
The definitions and implications of cognitive “normality” in schizophrenia
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Farena Pinnock
Abnormal Structural Connectivity Patterns in Large-Scale Brain Networks in Schizophrenia
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Jennifer Rabin
Examining the relationship between autobiographical episodic memory and theory of mind in developmental amnesia and with fMRI.
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Shumita Roy
Investigating the declarative and procedural memory processes underlying acquisition of tool-related knowledge and skills
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Komal Shaikh
Dissertation: Everyday Impact of Memory Changes Among Older Adults