Cambria Revsine

Background

About Cambria Revsine

I am a Cognitive Psychology PhD student at the University of Chicago broadly interested in human memory and behavior. My research focuses on the similarities in people's memory for real-world faces, scenes and voices, asking why we remember certain things and forget others, and whether we can predict this memory performance. To address these questions, I use in-person and online behavioral testing, eye-tracking, and neuroimaging. To draw insights from the data, I utilize statistical modeling approaches including regression and multilevel modeling, and have experience communicating my findings at conferences and in peer-reviewed journals.