Clayton Young

Data Engineer
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Clayton was introduced to research during his time at UC Davis, where he obtained his BS degree in psychology (biology emphasis). As an undergraduate, he assisted in investigating attention, visual working memory and language processing using EEG/ERPs and eye-tracking. Upon graduating, he gained clinical experience as a psychometrist in a private neuropsychology practice, which led to his interest in working with aging populations. After a short stint away from research, he excitedly joined the UCSF Decision Lab to examine Decision-Making in Alzheimer’s and Related Dementias, as well as Genes, Brains and Decisions, where he hopes to help understand the decision making processes in clinical populations.

Publications: 

Reduced utilitarian willingness to violate personal rights during the COVID-19 pandemic.

PloS one

Antoniou R, Romero-Kornblum H, Young JC, You M, Kramer JH, Chiong W

Wisdom and fluid intelligence are dissociable in healthy older adults.

International psychogeriatrics

Lindbergh CA, Romero-Kornblum H, Weiner-Light S, Young JC, Fonseca C, You M, Wolf A, Staffaroni AM, Daly R, Jeste DV, Kramer JH, Chiong W, Hillblom Aging Network