I teach research methods, statistics, psychology of language and psychology of AI at the University of Hull, and supervise undergraduate dissertations and postgraduate research.
Research Skills 2
I lead this first-year module in quantitative research methods and statistics. Students design and conduct a cued-recall experiment, obtain ethical approval, analyse their data and write an individual research report.
Psychology of AI
I co-teach this final-year module. My teaching covers large language models and human cognition; AI agents, autonomy, trust and responsibility; philosophy of mind; and the societal implications of AI. Workshops give students direct experience of language models and agentic systems.
The Psychology of Language
I lead the word-processing block of this final-year module. Topics include lexical access, word recognition, word learning, bilingual word recognition and complementary learning systems. A computer-laboratory workshop uses word-recognition data to teach regression analysis and the interpretation of reaction-time predictors.
Research projects
I supervise undergraduate dissertations in cognition, language, learning, memory, research methods and AI. Current postgraduate projects are described on the Research students page.