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Tsvetomira Dumbalska
BA (Hons), MSc
Perception (Smithson Lab) & Human Information Processing (Summerfield Lab)
- ESRC
Research Summary
How do people make decisions? My research addresses this question on the behavioral and neural levels using a wide range of tasks and stimuli. Psychological and economic studies have shown that humans (as well as other animals) often fail to make the most optimal choice. Instead, the context in which we make a decision can influence our choice. In the scope of my DPhil, I am aiming to uncover the mechanisms driving these context dependencies.
Research interests
I have a strong interest in data science and using big data to garner insight for human behavior. I am also very happy to collaborate on interdisciplinary research. Feel free to get in touch!
Education
- Bachelor's degree in Economics (Brown University)
- Master's of Science in Psychological Research (Oxford University)
Recent publications
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"17" is odd and "seventeen" is even: Meaning and physical form in stimulus-parity synaesthesia.
Journal article
White RC. et al, (2018), Q J Exp Psychol (Hove), 71, 2005 - 2021
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Automaticity in Stimulus-Parity Synaesthesia.
Journal article
Dumbalska T. et al, (2017), Iperception, 8
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Two Left Hands, Ten Interlaced Fingers: A New Rubber Hand Illusion.
Journal article
White RC. et al, (2016), Perception, 45, 346 - 349