Ashleigh Hillier, University of Massachusetts Lowell
Professor
Lowell, Massachusetts
ashleigh_hillier@uml.edu
Office:
(978) 934-2930
Bio/Research
Dr. Hillier’s main research interests include neuropsychology, psychophysiology, and autism spectrum disorders (ASD). The focus of her research is the processing and understanding of affective material among those on the autism spectrum.
Dr. Hillier’s research includes investigations of ...
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Bio/Research
Dr. Hillier’s main research interests include neuropsychology, psychophysiology, and autism spectrum disorders (ASD). The focus of her research is the processing and understanding of affective material among those on the autism spectrum.
Dr. Hillier’s research includes investigations of emotional memory, physiological responsiveness and subsequent memory for emotion eliciting stimuli, and the effects of psychosocial stress on cognition among those with ASD.
Dr. Hillier’s applied research focuses on evaluating various program interventions for those with ASD including a music program "SoundScape", a physical exercise program "Fit and Fun", an art / technology program "Steampunkinetics", a Movie Club, a college preparation mentoring program "Horizons", a social networking group "The Network", and various programs for UMass Lowell students with ASD including "Connections" and the "Student to Student Mentoring Program".
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Dr. Hillier’s research includes investigations of emotional memory, physiological responsiveness and subsequent memory for emotion eliciting stimuli, and the effects of psychosocial stress on cognition among those with ASD.
Dr. Hillier’s applied research focuses on evaluating various program interventions for those with ASD including a music program "SoundScape", a physical exercise program "Fit and Fun", an art / technology program "Steampunkinetics", a Movie Club, a college preparation mentoring program "Horizons", a social networking group "The Network", and various programs for UMass Lowell students with ASD including "Connections" and the "Student to Student Mentoring Program".
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