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Traductora del francés y del inglés aficanda cerca de Barcelona. Ciara Green es profesora asociada en la School of Psychology de la Universidad de Dublín, donde lidera el Laboratorio de Atención y Memoria. Gillian Murphy es profesora titular de Psicología Aplicada en la Universidad de Cork, interesada especialmente en la atención y la memoria en contextos de la vida cotidiana. Ciara Greene is a Professor in the School of Psychology, UCD where she also heads up the Attention and Memory Laboratory (www.ucdattentionmemory.com). Ciara graduated from Trinity College Dublin in 2005 with a BA (Hons.) in Psychology and then completed a PhD in Neuroscience in Trinity College Dublin in 2008. She gained postdoctoral experience at the Medical Research Council Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit, Cambridge and at Imperial College London before taking up a lecturing post at University College Cork in 2012. She moved to UCD in 2014. Ciara's research focuses on human memory, with a particular focus on memory reconstruction and false memories. I am a senior lecturer in the School of Applied Psychology and I lead the Everyday Cognition Lab. I hold a Masters in Teaching & Learning in Higher Education and am the Chair of Teaching & Learning in the School. I am also the Student Champion on the School Equality, Diversity & Inclusion Committee. My research interests primarily relate to understanding attention and memory in everyday scenarios. I have conducted research examining distraction and attention failure in simulated driving environments and eyewitness memory for crimes. Much of my recent research relates to misinformation - assessing who is most susceptible to misinformation, how and when do false memories form in response to misinformation, and developing interventions to reduce harm. I also have a particular interest in the ethics of misinformation research, including evaluating the effectiveness of our debriefing procedures.
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