Christina Webb

My research focuses on examining the neural correlates of memory, specifically false memory, in younger and older adults. Specifically, I utilize functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) to study where true and false memory share neural overlap, as well as what mediates each process distinctly. My work has examined false memory from various perspectives, including associative memory and conceptual memory. I am also interested in incorporating an individual differences approach to studying false memory in healthy aging using functional connectivity mapping.