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Author: Jonathan Susser

Jonathan recently completed his PhD in Psychology and Neuroscience working with Dr. Neil Mulligan. He studied people's awareness of their learning and memory. He is now looking to pursue a career in scientific writing and editing. In his free time, Jonathan enjoys running, playing fantasy hockey, and cheering on UNC basketball.

Blog / An Apple Logo a Day Means Your Memory’s Okay, But Not Perfect

September 5, 2016September 4, 2016 / Jonathan Susser /

Immediately close your eyes and draw the Apple logo from memory. How confident are you that your drawing is accurate? Keep reading to see how well you did! Companies change logos frequently.…

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Everyday Questions Memory Psychology

Blog / Is My Professor’s Lecture Style Affecting My Learning?

August 22, 2016August 22, 2016 / Jonathan Susser /

You’re sitting in class as your professor rambles on. The material is interesting, but the lecture is choppy. The professor stops-and-starts frequently, sounding uncertain, and you’re counting the number of…

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Everyday Questions Memory Psychology Science Communication Series

Blog / Does Inside Out Accurately Portray Memory?

December 22, 2015February 16, 2016 / Jonathan Susser /

With the recent release of Pixar’s latest movie, The Good Dinosaur, I thought I would revisit their previous film, Inside Out. Inside Out follows the five main emotions (Joy, Sadness, Disgust,…

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Everyday Questions Memory Opinions Psychology

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