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.
Clinical Developmental Program
Oksana (Ksusha) Blacklock
Aspects of Intensive Behavioural Intervention Quality and Their Relationship with Child Characteristics and Outcomes
Stephanie Brown-Lavoie
Examining the Neurological Underpinnings of Atypical Multisensory Perception in Autism Spectrum Disorders
Amanda Fuentes
Social Information processing and Working Memory following pediatric Stroke
Bravina Kuni
A Feasibility Study of Working Memory Training for Individuals with Pediatric-Onset Multiple Sclerosis
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
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
Narmeen Ammari
Preserved, Deteriorated, and Premorbidly Impaired Patterns of Intellectual Ability in Schizophrenia
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
David Gold
Enactment and memory for routine and novel naturalistic actions in amnestic subtypes of MCI.
Katherine Herdman
Investigating spatial memory and navigation in developmental amnesia: Evidence from a Google Street View Paradigm, Static Mental Navigation Tasks, and Route Descriptions
Donna Kwan
Individuals with amnesia are not stuck in time: Evidence from risky decision-making, intertemporal choice, and scaffolded narratives
Sabrina Lombardi
The Cognitive Processes Underlying Routine and Novel Naturalistic Action Performance: Examining the Role of Executive Function and Memory
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.
Ashley Miles
Stability and change in symptoms, cognition, and community outcome in schizophrenia.
Jenkin Mok
Investigating the Relationship between Delay and Probability Discounting: Evidence from Healthy Aging and Focal Lesion Patients
Eva Muharib
Predictors of Community Outcome in Schizophrenia: The Factor Structure of Cognition and Functional Capacity
Melissa Parlar
The definitions and implications of cognitive “normality” in schizophrenia
Farena Pinnock
Abnormal Structural Connectivity Patterns in Large-Scale Brain Networks in Schizophrenia
Jennifer Rabin
Examining the relationship between autobiographical episodic memory and theory of mind in developmental amnesia and with fMRI.
Shumita Roy
Investigating the declarative and procedural memory processes underlying acquisition of tool-related knowledge and skills
Komal Shaikh
Dissertation: Everyday Impact of Memory Changes Among Older Adults