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Rebecca L.
Wagner

PhD Student

The Pennsylvania State University

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My interests lie within the umbrella of episodic memory, namely how people use it, how it fails, and how those failures change how people subsequently use, and depend on, their memory. 

Currently, my work emphasizes individual differences in how older adults employ memory strategies to accomplish a variety of memory tasks.

In my free time, I enjoy taking in the outdoors, reading, and exploring with my dog.

Publications

Most of my colleagues' work centers the broad topic of "memory", namely short-term, working, false, and associative memory. 

Publications can be found in peer-reviewed journals, such as Advances in Methods and Practices in Psychological Science, Journal of Memory and Language, Cognitive Science, and more.

 

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Science Outreach

Feature with the Working Memory & Language Lab

To celebrate the publication of my first, first-author manuscript, I spotlighted on the Working Memory & Language Lab's social media pages, showcasing the project.

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