Research Interest: Neural Correlates of Restricted and Repetitive Behaviors

Bosi is a doctoral student in the SDSU/UC San Diego Joint Doctoral Program in Clinical Psychology. She graduated from New York University with B.A. in Psychology and Economics. She then worked as a Research Associate at the NYU Child Study Center to study the underlying neural mechanisms of autism and ADHD in children and adolescent. Her current research interest is in brain development of autism with a focus on resting state functional connectivity and neural correlates of restricted and repetitive behaviors.