Alexander Kirby

M.A. Student, Psychology

Degrees:B.A. Psychology (Carleton University) B.Cog.Sci (Carleton University)
Email:alexanderkirby@cmail.carleton.ca

Alexander completed his B.A. in psychology in 2020 and his B.Cog.Sci. in 2021 at Carleton University. He is currently a second-year master’s student at Carleton University under the supervision of Dr. Jo-Anne Lefevre. His current interest is in investigating how multimedia presentation affects active fraction problem-solving. Alexander’s previous research investigated how cognitive load affected prospective and retrospective time estimates.

Research interests:

  • Multimedia learning and problem-solving
  • Proportion problems and formatting effects
  • Magnitude comparisons
  • Prospective and retrospective time perception