Dov Liberatore is a 1^st year PhD student in the Clinical Science program. They graduated with a degree in psychology and biology from Oberlin College in 2023. They spent the next three years working as a lab manager for three Cognition and Cognitive Neuroscience labs at the University of Michigan, where they studied cognitive control and conflict adaptation, scientific reasoning skills, and vaccine hesitancy. Her research interests include understanding the cognitive, biological, and contextual factors that shape ADHD symptomology. She is also curious about neurodevelopmental diagnostic criteria and how both clinicians and laypeople define human behaviors as disordered or abnormal.