Kimberly 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 57^th 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 84^th annual meeting of the Eastern Psychological Association, New York City, NY.