- Lecturer in Psychology, Bangor University
I investigate the neural processes underlying human behaviour. In particular, I focus on motivational and reward processing, and nutritional neurosciences. I am interested in how we integrate different sources of information, such as current sensory input (including delivery of taste stimuli), expectations, learned associations and memories to drive choices, decision-making, and actions. In addition, I investigate how individual differences in factors such as reward sensitivity, eating behaviour (e.g. restrictive, external or emotional eating), and dietary goals affect the relationship between perception and behaviour.
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–presentLecturer and Researcher, Bangor University
Education
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2010Oxford University, PhD in Experimental Psychology and Cognitive Neuroscience
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