Tina Seabrooke

Dr. Tina Seabrooke is a Lecturer in Psychology at the University of Southampton, specializing in cognitive and experimental psychology. Her research examines human learning mechanisms, including how errors influence long-term memory formation and how reward cues impact decision-making.

Research programs focus on:

• Optimizing test-enhanced learning through deliberate error generation
• Uncovering cognitive mechanisms in Pavlovian-instrumental transfer
• Developing AI applications for trustworthy pain assessment

Awards recognizing her contributions include the Early Career Best Paper Award from the Journal of Experimental Psychology and multiple honours from the TAS Symposium.

Dr. Seabrooke teaches undergraduate modules including Research Methods, Learning to Learn, and Developmental Psychology. She supervises doctoral students investigating memory optimization techniques and AI-assisted decision frameworks.