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Achala H. Rodrigo, M.A.

Ph.D. Program in Counselling and Clinical Psychology 

(Field: Clinical Psychology)

Department of Psychological Clinical Science

University of Toronto


ResearchGate Profile


Education:

M.A., Clinical Psychology, University of Toronto

M.A., Psychology, University of Toronto

B.Sc., Psychology and its Applications, University of Toronto


Awards:

Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship, Social Sciences and

Humanities Research Council (2016-2019)

Diversity Fund Graduate Travel Award, Society for Personality and Social Psychology (2016)

 Graduate Student Research Award-Master's Level, University of Toronto Scarborough (2016)

Ontario Graduate Scholarship (2014-2015)

Michael Smith Foreign Study Supplement, Natural

Sciences and Engineering Research Council (2013)

Alexander Graham Bell Canada Graduate Scholarship, Natural

Sciences and Engineering Research Council (2012-2013)

Certificate of AcademicExcellence, Canadian Psychological Association (2011)


Research Interests:

Broadly, my research examines the role of executive function in subserving interpersonal dispositions, successes, and failures, using a multimethod approach that combines neuropsychological assessment, neuroimaging, and self/informant-reports. Additionally, my research also explores various clinical applications of functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS).   


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