Anna Liley is a highly educated and experienced psychologist with a passion for research and understanding human behavior. She completed her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology at Christian Brothers University in 2015, where she developed a strong foundation in the field. She then went on to earn her Master of Science in Experimental Psychology from the University of Memphis in 2019, specializing in behavioral neuroscience. In pursuit of her passion for research, Anna continued her education and recently obtained her Doctor of Philosophy in Experimental Psychology from the University of Memphis in 2022. Her doctoral research focused on studying the influence of the Orbitofrontal Cortex on delayed punishments during decision-making. Throughout her academic journey, Anna has gained valuable experience in various research settings. She worked as a Graduate Research Assistant at the University of Memphis, where she assisted with several research projects and gained hands-on experience in conducting experiments and analyzing data. After completing her PhD, Anna was awarded a Postdoctoral Fellowships at the prestigious Institut Pasteur and Paris Brain Institute in Paris, France. Anna's expertise lies in experimental psychology, with interests in neuroscience, cognitive, and social psychology. She has published several research articles in reputable journals and presented her findings at national and international conferences. In addition to her research interests, Anna is also passionate about teaching and mentoring students. She has served as a teaching assistant for undergraduate psychology courses and has also supervised and mentored students in her research projects. In her free time, Anna enjoys hiking, traveling, and cooking. She is dedicated to using her knowledge and expertise to contribute to the field of psychology and make a positive impact on society.