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I am interested in how people make decisions about faces. My research to date has mostly concerned decision making with police lineups but I have also recently started looking at the mechanisms of decisions making in basic face recognition.
  • Theories of how people make decisions about police lineups
  • Factors that influence the fairness of lineups
  • The various ways of creating good and poor quality memories and how they interact to influence decision making
  • Different types of lineup bias and their influence on lineup decisions
  • What about face recognition is automatic
  • Friendly fire

I am currently an assistant professor (LT)in the Department of Psychology at Simon Fraser University. I did my graduate work in the Department of Psychology at Queen's University and I hold undergraduate degrees from the University of Alberta in Psychology and Criminology.