My lab studies (a) the relationship between working memory and cognitive control: how is the contents of working memory controlled, and how it is used to control behavior, and (b) group-level cognition: characterizing cognitive processes at the group level, rather than only at the individual level. For example, what is the working memory capacity of a group, do executive functions exist at the group level, and what are their characteristics (e.g., limitations, decision making processes, and relationship to individual-level processes).

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1998-2001 BA, Behavioral Sciences, BGU
2001-2003 MA, Cognitive Psychology, BGU
2003-2007 Ph.D. (summa cum laude), Cognitive

2008-2011 Post-doctoral fellow, University of Toronto and Baycrest Centre, Toronto, Canada
2012 -- Lecturer, Department of Psychology, BGU