Michelle Kan
PhD student, Associate LecturerResearch Overview
I am broadly interested in how humans learn to adapt their behaviour in uncertain learning environments, particularly in the context of associative learning—how we form connections between stimuli. My research examines the role of working memory in shaping attention and learning under uncertainty. Furthermore, I am also interested in exploring whether individual differences in working memory capacity affect our perception and response to uncertainty.
Campus in the City
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Annual Working Memory Discussion Meeting
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Introduction to Teaching for Lancaster
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Psychology Postgraduate Research Conference
Participation in conference -Mixed Audience
Philip Levy Project Prize
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Grindley Grant
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Graduate College Travel Grant
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