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Brontë Mckeown
PhD Student

Profile

Biography

  • MSci, Cognitive Neuroscience, University of York, UK, 2015-2019
  • Research Assistant, Mind-wandering lab, University of York, UK, 2018

Departmental roles

  • Graduate Teaching Assistant
  • ‘Working for Diversity’ Mentor
  • ECR committee member

Research

Overview

Investigating differences in Ongoing Thought in the Laboratory and in Daily Life using Experience-sampling Methodology.

Projects

We are investigating how differences in ongoing thought relate to changes in context and emotional states. Most recently, we have focussed on understanding how the COVID-19 pandemic and COVID-19 lockdowns influenced the way people think in daily life.

Research group(s)

I work in the LifeLike lab led by Dr. Cade McCall.

Grants

  • Grant: Departmental Studentship
  • Prize: 2019 Departmental MSci Undergraduate Prize

Collaborators

  • Dr Cade McCall
  • Professor Elizabeth Jefferies

Teaching

Undergraduate

  • Marking and Teaching as part of Graduate Teaching Assistant role.

Publications

Selected publications

Contact details

Brontë McKeown
PhD student
Department of Psychology
University of York
Room: PS/E/009

Tel: + 44 (0)1904 32 31 73

External activities

Invited talks and conferences

  • Mckeown, B. (2021, April). Ongoing thought: From connectomes to context. [Symposium presentation] British Neuroscience Association 2021 Conference, Online
  • Mckeown, B. (2020, May). The relationship between macroscale cortical motifs and distinct patterns of ongoing thoughts. [Poster presentation] Cognitive Neuroscience Society 2020 Conference, Online.