Tristen Roussell

Graduate Student, Cognition & Neural Systems
Consciousness-Action-Time (CAT) Lab
Faculty Advisor: Eve Isham
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Psychology 119

tbroussell@arizona.edu
Pronouns:
She, Her, Hers

I am a Cognition and Neural Systems PhD student in the Consciousness-Action-Time (CAT) Lab, directed by Dr. Eve Isham. I obtained a B.A. in Psychology from Louisiana Tech University in 2024, where I gained experience utilizing EEG and behavioral measures to investigate the structuring of visual information within different stages of memory.

Research Interests:

  • Influences of sensory perception and cognitive control on internal timekeeping, including:
    • Visuospatial information & body-based motor cues
    • Cognitive load & attention
  • Relationship between action agency and temporal duration perception
  • Exploring variations in temporal perception within more ecologically-valid frameworks during spatial navigation tasks using 2D/3D virtual reality and omnidirectional treadmill technology

Courses Taught:

TA for:

  • PSY 150A1 - the Structure of Mind and Behavior (2025)

*Year listed indicates when this individual last taught the specified course.

Updated: 01/13/25

Degree(s)

  • B.A. Psychology, Louisiana Tech University