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Department of Psychological Sciences

Kimberly Newberry

Kim Newberry

Vitae (pdf)

Advisor: Dr. Heather Bailey

Contact Info

Office: BH 559

E-mail: Kmanewberry@ksu.edu

Description of Research

My research currently focuses on memory, aging, and event segmentation. I am interested in how knowledge for everyday events can influence our understanding of those events and how this may change with age. Additionally, though less related, I am interested in the effects of nature on cognitive processes and the mechanisms by which these effects may operate.

Publications

PUBLICATIONS UNDER REVIEW           

Bireta, T., & Newberry, K. (under review). Aging and the isolation effect: The type of test matters. 

PUBLICATIONS IN PREPARATION           

Newberry, K., & Bailey, H. (in prep). Washing clothes or the meaning of life? An investigation of context on event segmentation and recall.

Conference Presentations

Newberry, K. & Bailey, H. (2016, November). Washing clothes or the meaning of life? An investigation of context on event segmentation and recall. Poster to be presented at the 57th annual meeting of the Psychonomic Society, Boston, MA.

Bireta, T., Batu, B., Bazley, K., Cotenoff, E., Newberry, K., Nigro, C., & Pearl, A. (2013, March). Piece of cake! Physical isolation effects emerge easily. Poster presented at the 84th annual meeting of the Eastern Psychological Association, New York City, NY.