I really enjoyed being interviewed by the wonderful @Annie Brookman-Byrne for the BOLD Blog through the @jacobsfoundation.bsky.social ! You can read the interview here: boldscience.org/the-developm... Thank you for the thoughtful questions and for featuring my work!

The developmental psychologist building learner confidence through challenge

How do children navigate emotional responses to learning?

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Is mental imagery a single process? Our meta-analysis of 46 fMRI studies suggests not. We find a key divide between object imagery (visualizing an object in rich detail) and spatial imagery (mentally transforming objects). This split mirrors the ventral and dorsal streams of vision

New paper from my postdoc with @brianlevine.bsky.social now out in #PersonalityandIndividualDifferences! We examined how different types of visual imagery relate to #STEM occupations across genders using a dimensional approach to code occupational attributes. 🔗 t.co/jX6214ZY2X

📢 Applications are open for the 2026 #JacobsCIFARFellowship! A new partnership between the Jacobs Foundation and CIFAR supports early- & mid-career researchers advancing how children learn & develop worldwide. 🗓️ Apply by 2 February 2026 → cifarportal.smapply.io/prog/jacobs_...

Job Alert: The Department of Psychology at Toronto Metropolitan University is hiring a Canada Excellence Research Chair (CERC) in Mental Health. Deadline to apply is August 15, 2025. hr.cf.torontomu.ca/ams/faculty/...

I'm so honoured to be recognized as an #aps Rising Star. Thank you to my institutions, colleagues, mentors, and students for your incredible support! www.torontomu.ca/arts/news-ev...

Moriah Sokolowski named Rising Star by Association for Psychological Science

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Thrilled to see this paper out in @naturehumbehav.bsky.social after years of work by Drs. @diamondn.bsky.social and @stefsimpson.bsky.social, with Drs. Stuart Fogel, Daniel Baena, and Brian J Murray! @baycrestfoundation.bsky.social

Nature Human Behaviour@nathumbehav.nature.com · 2y ago

@diamondn.bsky.social et al. find that sleep enhances memory for the order of events from an art tour, but not the details of the events. The sleep-related advantage for sequences persists for over a year. @brianlevine.bsky.social www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Excited to share TMU’s feature on research and insights from my incredible colleagues and me for International Day of Women and Girls in Science! Honoured to be part of this celebration of women in psychology and beyond. www.torontomu.ca/arts/news-ev...

TMU Psychology professors share research for International Day of Women and Girls in Science

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What are the benefits of taking a phonics-inspired approach to early maths? This summer, Tes spoke to @numcog.bsky.social to find out – and to hear how it might work

What would ‘phonics for maths’ actually look like?

Politicians have suggested we should make early maths more like phonics, but what would that look like in practice? Tes spoke to maths researcher Daniel Ansari to find out

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Really enjoyed writing this article with Nathan Lau! psyche.co/ideas/if-you...