Michelle M. Ramey
Affiliation confirmed via AI analysis of OpenAlex, ORCID, and web sources.
Assistant Professor
Also affiliated: University of California, Davis (2019–2024)
Research Areas
Biomedical Subjects
Links
Biography and Research Information
OverviewAI-generated summary
Michelle M. Ramey investigates cognitive processes, with a particular focus on how memory, attention, and stress influence human perception and behavior. Her research has explored the impact of mild acute stress on selective attention tasks, examining its effects on response speed, accuracy, and interference control. Ramey's work also delves into the interplay between conscious and unconscious memory, and how these different forms of memory affect attention and visual search patterns. She studies how episodic memory processes and schema knowledge contribute to spatial memory decisions and influence memory recall in older adults. Her research has been supported by grants and has resulted in numerous peer-reviewed publications. Ramey has collaborated with Darya L. Zabelina on several projects, contributing to a shared publication record.
Metrics
- h-index: 9
- Publications: 26
- Citations: 277
Positions
-
Assistant Professor 2024–presentUniversity of Arkansas at Fayetteville Psychological Science ORCID
-
NSF SPRF Postdoctoral Fellow 2023–2024University of Arkansas Psychological Science ORCID
-
Postdoctoral Scholar 2021–2023University of Arkansas Psychological Science ORCID
Selected Publications
-
Prior knowledge biases episodic memory by filling in the gaps in imprecise memories: Simulating aging effects in younger adults (2026)
-
A Hierarchical Bayesian Model of Memory for Spatial Memory (2025)
-
Using visual imagery to manipulate recognition memory for faces whose appearance has changed (2025)
-
Making more flexible memories: Using visual imagery to manipulate recognition of faces whose appearance has changed (2025)
-
Episodic memory and semantic knowledge interact to guide eye movements during visual search in scenes: Distinct effects of conscious and unconscious memory (2025)
-
How schema knowledge influences memory in older adults: Filling in the gaps, or leading memory astray? (2024)
-
Divergent thinking modulates interactions between episodic memory and schema knowledge: Controlled and spontaneous episodic retrieval processes (2024)
-
How schema knowledge influences memory in older adults: Filling in the gaps, or leading memory astray? (2023)
-
Creative people use memory differently: Divergent thinking modulates how episodic memory is combined with semantic knowledge (2021)
Collaboration Network
Top Collaborators
- Creative people use memory differently: Divergent thinking modulates how episodic memory is combined with semantic knowledge
- Divergent thinking modulates interactions between episodic memory and schema knowledge: Controlled and spontaneous episodic retrieval processes
- Making more flexible memories: Using visual imagery to manipulate recognition of faces whose appearance has changed
- Using visual imagery to manipulate recognition memory for faces whose appearance has changed
- How schema knowledge influences memory in older adults: Filling in the gaps, or leading memory astray?
- Episodic memory and semantic knowledge interact to guide eye movements during visual search in scenes: Distinct effects of conscious and unconscious memory
- How schema knowledge influences memory in older adults: Filling in the gaps, or leading memory astray?
- How schema knowledge influences memory in older adults: Filling in the gaps, or leading memory astray?
- How schema knowledge influences memory in older adults: Filling in the gaps, or leading memory astray?
- Episodic memory and semantic knowledge interact to guide eye movements during visual search in scenes: Distinct effects of conscious and unconscious memory
- A Hierarchical Bayesian Model of Memory for Spatial Memory
Similar Researchers
Based on overlapping research topics