Raven Wallace

Raven Wallace is a Lecturer and graduate student in the Department of Psychology, supervised by J. Smallwood in the Clinical Program. Her research bridges lab-based and real-world cognition, focusing on ongoing thought patterns and their neural and psychological implications.

Her work employs

• experience-sampling methodologies
• functional neuroimaging
• movie-watching paradigms
• macro-scale brain connectivity analysis

to explore conscious experience, mental health, and well-being in naturalistic settings.

Recent publications examine

• weekly cognitive cycles
• thought-brain activity linkage
• task state validation via self-reports
• experience sampling applications

across 2023-2025.