In PsyTeachR/reprores-v2: Data Skills for Reproducible Research

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My empirical research focuses on kinship and how social perception of morphology affects social behaviour. Specifically, I am interested in how humans use facial resemblance to tell who their kin are and how people respond to cues of kinship in different circumstances. I am also interested in the behavioural immune system and how pathogens influence mating and social behaviours.

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My meta-science interests include teaching computational skills for reproducible research, large-scale collaboration, and developing web-based resources for increasing reproducibility in data collection and stimulus generation.

Educational History

tibble::tribble(
  ~Years, ~Degree, ~Subject, ~Institution,
  "2000–2004", "PhD", "Psychology", "McMaster University, Canada",
  "1998–2000", "MSc", "Biology", "University of Michigan, USA",
  "1998–2000", "Grad Cert", "Women's Studies", "University of Michigan, USA",
  "1994–1998", "BSc","Bio-Psychology & Anthro-Zoology", "University of Michigan, USA"
)