Psychology Graduate Students
- Title
- Graduate Student
- Division Social Sciences Division
- Department
- Psychology Department
- Website
- Office Location
- Social Sciences 2, 301
- Office Hours By appointment (Link: shorturl.at/bhjuE)
- Mail Stop Psychology Faculty Services
- Mailing Address
- 1156 High Street
- Santa Cruz CA 95064
Summary of Expertise
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Research Interests
I am interested in the ways humans form, maintain, communicate, and confabulate representations of the past and future. I'm currently investigating how misinformation propagates across social networks and the role of anticipation in predicting consistency of Flashbulb memories.
If you're interested in working together, reach out!
Biography, Education and Training
Spoiler Alert: I'm a cognitive psychology graduate student. I was born and bred in Los Angeles, CA. I attended the Los Angeles Community College District (LACCD) & the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) for my undergraduate studies in Psychology, Philosophy, Sociology, and Cognitive Science. I'm super excited to be at UC Santa Cruz... and I cannot believe I get to work alongside you in the pursuit of knowledge. I have a website where there is a whole lot more about me, my interests, teaching, and what I study (it's under Website and here).
Honors, Awards and Grants
2022 - Summer Research Award ($1,500), UC Santa Cruz
2021 - Regent’s Fellowship ($8,000), UC Santa Cruz
Selected Publications
Yamashiro, J. K., & Pashkov, E. (2023). Varieties of frames structuring collective temporal thought. Journal of Applied Research in Memory and Cognition, 12(1), 29–33. 📝
Selected Presentations
Invited Talks & Guest Lectures
Pashkov E. (2023, May) Invited Talk: Social Influences on Memory Conformity: Current Research and Future Directions, UC Los Angeles, CA.
Pashkov E. (2022, October) Guest lecture: Bivariate correlations for Research Methods in Psychology, Fall 2022, UC Santa Cruz, CA.
Pashkov E. (2019, August) Guest lecture: Properties and Assumptions of the Normal Distribution: Implications for Research in the social sciences. Winter 2019, LA Valley College, Los Angeles, CA.
Pashkov E. (2018, September) Guest lecture: American Social Problems; a stratification and conflict theory approach to understanding inequity. Fall 2018, LA Valley College, Los Angeles, CA.
Teaching Interests
Psych 1 - Introductory Psychology
Psych 129 - Learning and Memory
Psych 100 - Research Methods
Psych 120 - Visual and Spatial Cognition
Psych 167 - Clinical Psychology
Psych 204 - Graduate Quantitative Data Analysis
