Daniel Voyer

Daniel Voyer is a Professor in the Department of Psychology at the University of New Brunswick's Faculty of Arts. His research spans three primary areas: laterality and emotional processing, sex-related differences in spatial cognition, and time perception mechanisms. He teaches undergraduate statistics and graduate advanced research methods.

• PhD (University of Waterloo)
• MSc/BS (Université de Montréal)

His research in laterality explores emotional priming and cerebral hemisphere specialization, while his work on cognitive differences investigates visuo-spatial task performance across genders. Recent studies examine affective influences on time estimation and spatial-auditory interactions.

Key publication trends show consistent focus on:

• Brain lateralization mechanisms
• Gender-specific cognitive patterns
• Time perception anomalies
• Visuo-spatial processing
• Emotion-cognition interactions
• Methodological innovations

Scientific Recognition:

• Faculty of Arts Teaching Award
• UNB Merit Award
• University Research Scholar

His work combines psycholinguistic analysis, neuropsychological assessments, and experimental design to advance understanding of cognitive processing differences and temporal perception mechanisms.