Here are some examples of my writing:
I published an article titled Psychopathy and Victim Selection: Does Nonverbal Decoding or Empathy Impact Vulnerability Ratings? in The Journal of Interpersonal Violence in 2017. This article was based on my Master’s thesis research. I studied how psychopathy scores impact the evaluation of others’ vulnerability. The full article is behind a paywall, but the abstract is available for free. Additionally, here is the brief literature review I wrote to propose the study.
When tutoring international graduate students in English, I created this writing style worksheet and set of grammar exercises to help them learn. I opted for a fun and engaging tone to facilitate learning.
I’ve analyzed and written about Soviet terrorism in the context of psychological processes, such as hostile attribution bias, that encourage radicalization. The paper includes a look at various Soviet propaganda posters.
Want to learn about psychosis and the brain? Check out an essay I wrote on psychosis in bipolar disorder and schizophrenia.
I have a great deal of experience reading through legal documents and explaining what they mean without jargon. See my analysis of the Tarasoff v. Board of Regents decision as an example. In that essay, I argued for changes in legal requirements as to when therapists must notify a third party that a client may be dangerous.
