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Elizabeth
J. Marsh, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Email:
emarsh@psych.duke.edu
Office: 212 Sociology-Psychology Building
Phone: (919)-660-5796
Fax: (919)-660-5726
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Dr. Marsh received
her B.A. in Psychology from Drew
University in 1994. She then went to Stanford
University, where she studied human memory with Dr. Gordon Bower
and Dr. Barbara Tversky. Dr. Marsh received her Ph.D. in cognitive
psychology in 1999. She then completed a postdoctoral research fellowship
at Washington University
in St Louis, working primarily with Dr. Henry L. Roediger, III.
Dr. Marsh arrived at Duke in the summer of 2003 and currently runs
a lab focusing on human memory. Memory projects in the lab span a
variety of areas, including eyewitness testimony, autobiographical
memories, how people represent information from fictional sources,
and the educational implications of testing.
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Lisa
Fazio
Graduate Student
Ph.D. expected 2009
Email:
lfk@duke.edu
Office: 213 AA Sociology-Psychology Building
Phone: (919)-660-5797
Fax: (919)-660-5726
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Lisa received
her B.A. in Psychology from Washington
University in St. Louis in 2004. While she was there, she wrote
an honors thesis on memory for the pragmatic implications of sentences
with Dr. Kathleen McDermott. Lisa began the graduate program at Duke
in 2004.
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Andrea
Eslick
Graduate Student
Ph.D. expected 2011
Email:
andrea.eslick@duke.edu
Office: 213 AA Sociology-Psychology Building
Phone: (919)-660-5797
Fax: (919)-660-5726
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Andrea received her B.S.
in Psychology from Iowa
State University in 2006. While she was there, she did an independent
study on false memory for color names versus actual colors with Dr.
Anne Cleary. She began the graduate program at Duke in 2006.
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Aaron Johnson
Research Associate
B.A. 2007
Email:
aaron.johnson@duke.edu
Office: 213 B Sociology-Psychology Building
Phone: (919)-660-5797
Fax: (919)-660-5726
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Aaron Johnson graduated
from Duke University in 2007 with bachelor's degrees in psychology
and political science. Besides human memory, his research and professional
interests include politics (particularly political theory), law (particularly
criminal and constitutional), social psychology and the relationships
between these areas.
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Jeff
Lozito
Postdoctoral Research Fellow
Email:
jeff.lozito@duke.edu
Office: 214 Sociology-Psychology Building
Phone: (919)-660-5797
Fax: (919)-660-5726
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Jeffrey Lozito is a first
year Postdoctoral Research Associate in the Marsh Lab. His research
interest is generally in memorial processes. More specifically, his
past and current research involves investigating phenomena such as:
(1.) the interplay of attention and memory; (2.) differences between
implicit and explicit memory; (3.) differences between memory encoding
and retrieval processes; (4.) encoding and retrieval manipulations
aimed at enhancing (or reducing) later memory; and (5.) the genesis
of false memories. Click here
to visit his website.
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Undergraduates Working in the lab: |
Hayden Bottoms
Majors: Psychology/Neuroscience, Chemistry
Class: 2009
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Michelle
Culp
Major: Psychology
Class: 2009 |
Jessie O'Connor
Major: Psychology
Class: 2010
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Erin Pusser
Major: Psychology
Class: 2009
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Carol Cheng
Major: Chemistry, Computer Science
Class: 2011
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Graduation
with Distinction Student:
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Hayden Bottoms
Major: Psychology/Neuroscience, Chemistry
Class: 2009
Project Topic: Memory Errors
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