Dr Monica Truelove-Hill
Lecturer in Psychological Research Methods
Contact details
- Tel: +44 (0)131 651 7112
- Email: m.truelovehill@ed.ac.uk
Availability
To schedule a meeting, please contact me by email.
Background
I received my PhD in Applied Cognitive & Brain Sciences from Drexel University in 2018, after which I worked with Dr Christos Davatzikos as a postdoctoral research fellow in the Artificial Intelligence in Biomedical Imaging Lab (AIBIL) at the University of Pennsylvania. I joined the Psychology department at the University of Edinburgh in 2021 then moved to the Clinical Psychology Department in January 2024.
Postgraduate teaching
Psychological Research Methods: Data Management & Analysis
Inferential Statistics in Applied Psychology
Quantitative Longitudinal Data Analysis
I also supervise MSc dissertation projects on programmes across the Clinical & Health Psychology Department
Research summary
As a teaching-focused statistics lecturer, my research areas are eclectic; I serve as a statistical collaborator across a range of projects from sexual objectification to childhood attachment. In my own work, I am interested in investigating parental burnout and its contributors and overarching effects in both parents and their children. Previously, my work focused on using machine learning techniques on structural and functional neuroimaging data to investigate atypical brain development and aging.