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Associate Professor Glen Bodner holds a position at Flinders University's College of Education, Psychology and Social Work, Department of Psychology. Previously, he served as Professor of Psychology at the University of Calgary (2014–2018) and held various roles including Visiting Researcher at the University of Victoria (2011). His research focuses on memory accuracy, subjective experiences during cognitive processing, metacognition, and the production effect in memory. He collaborates internationally and contributes to the Canadian Journal of Experimental Psychology as an Associate Editor.
Key research interests include how encoding and retrieval factors influence memory, with an emphasis on false memory and recognition processes. Bodner’s work also explores applications of visual arts therapy for trauma and cognitive biases in decision-making. His recent studies analyze neural mechanisms (e.g., fMRI) and EEG-based methods to understand memory processes. Over 70 publications span meta-analyses, experimental studies, and reviews, reflecting his engagement with both theoretical and applied psychology.
He is affiliated with Flinders University’s Institute for Mental Health and Wellbeing, emphasizing translational research impacting mental health outcomes. His current projects seek student collaborators to advance understanding in memory and cognitive psychology.
