Dr. Ali Jasemi, Ph.D.
Research Scientist | Developmental Psychologist (PhD) | University Lecturer
Generating and applying behavioural science at the intersection of artificial intelligence, human development, and organizational psychology. Dr. Jasemi's peer-reviewed research informs how institutions design learning environments, how service providers approach psychological wellbeing, and how policy makers build evidence-based responses to human development challenges across diverse populations.
Areas of Expertise
How people acquire knowledge, build skills, and maintain psychological wellbeing across cultural, linguistic, and organizational contexts. Directly applicable to workforce learning design, people analytics, organizational behaviour change, and the development of equitable educational programs at institutions and within corporations.
How artificial intelligence and digital platforms reshape mental health, adolescent development, and human behavior at scale. Dr. Jasemi designed one of Ontario's first university courses on AI and Adolescent Mental Health, and brings research-backed behavioral science to responsible AI governance, technology ethics, and the psychological impact of algorithmic systems on diverse populations.
Community-based and longitudinal research on how social structures, policy environments, and institutional practices shape psychological outcomes in diverse populations. OCAP-trained and experienced in participatory research with Indigenous and racialized communities. Applicable to organizational DEI strategy grounded in behavioral science, policy development, and community impact measurement.