Dr. Zanders Karam-Zanders
PhD
Associate Teaching Professor
Forensic Psychology
Faculty of Social Science and Humanities
Contact information
2 Simcoe Street
- Room 618-B
Downtown Oshawa
2000 Simcoe Street North
Oshawa, ON L1G 0C5
905.721.8668
Research Topics
- Cognitive psychology
- Human memory
- Emotionality and memory
- Meta-cognition and person memory
Research Biography
Dr. Tanya Karam-Zanders has a doctoral degree in cognitive and developmental psychology and has focused her expertise and research on various aspects of the human memory. Dr. Karam-Zanders research examines emotionality and memory, meta-cognition and person memory, and human memory.Education
- BA Psychology University of Waterloo
- MA Cognitive and Social Psychology Ball State University
- PhD Cognitive and Developmental Psychology Louisiana State University
Involvement
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Publications
Karam-Zanders, T., & Lane, S. (2013). What Do Lay People Believe About Memory? In The SAGE Handbook of Applied Memory.
Booth, M. & Karam-Zanders, T. (2022). Relationships Between Prospective Mental Imagery, Intrusive Imagery, and Thought Control in a Non-Clinical Sample.
Bennett-Leleux, L & Karam-Zanders, T. (2020). Anonymity, Empathy, Self-Esteem: Why Are Millennials Mean on Social Media?