Olivia Barbarini ’26
Exploring Neural Mechanisms of Uncertainty using Eye-Tracking
Olivia Barbarini ’26, Neuroscience major
Faculty mentor: Dr. Andra Geana, Neuroscience
The ability to successfully navigate uncertain environments is crucial to human decision-making; this project uses eye-tracking data (gaze and pupil measures) to test how people process perceptual and conceptual uncertainty, and to what extent anxiety influences these processes.
Poster Presentation: Wednesday, April 23, 11 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
