Our team
Lab Director
Graduate Students
Theo L. Blackall, BA
Lab Manager & MA Student
- Theo is a Master's student in the experimental stream of SFU's Law and Forensic Psychology Graduate program working under the supervision of Dr. Adele Quigley-McBride. Their research focus is on perceptions and misconceptions about criminal investigations and forensic evidence.
Molly Matthews, BSc
MA student
- Molly is a master's student in the Experimental Law & Forensic Psychology program working with Dr. Adele Quigley-McBride. Her research interests include cognitive bias in legal decision-making processes and public perceptions of punishment.
Aaron Murphy, BA
MA student
- Aaron is a first-year graduate student in the Experimental Law and Forensic Psychology program, working with Dr. Adele Quigley-McBride. His research interests include laypeople's interactions with the justice system, particularly interrogation, investigative interviewing, and plea bargaining. He is also interested in qualitative research methods and how youth are affected by the legal system.
Current Honours Students
Ryann Ashton
Thesis: TBD
- Ryann is currently working towards her BA in psychology, with an extended minor in criminology. She has research experience in a range of areas, including cultural and developmental psychology, criminology, and forensic psychology. After graduation, she hopes to pursue graduate studies in experimental law and forensic psychology. In her free time, Ryann enjoys spending time with friends and family, watching movies, and exploring the trails around Burnaby Mountain!
Anastasia Fast
Thesis: TBD
- Anastasia is passionate about forensic psychology and how individual differences shape the way people think, reason, and make decisions. Upon graduation, she hopes to pursue graduate school. Outside of academics, she loves getting lost in a good book, trying new baking recipes, and spending time outdoors in nature. Anastasia is always willing and curious to learn something new, whether that is through research or everyday experiences!