American psychologist at Southern Methodist University who wrote The Déjà Vu Experience — the most comprehensive scientific review of déjà vu research — surveying the cognitive, neurological, and phenomenological literature on the feeling of familiarity for new situations.
Established the scientific research base for understanding déjà vu — surveying laboratory studies, neurological cases, and phenomenological reports to create the most complete empirical picture of the phenomenon — providing the scientific framework within which Jungian and parapsychological interpretations can be evaluated.
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