She earned her PhD in the History and Theory of Psychology Program at York University. Her dissertation explored the life and work of Magda Arnold and the relationship between her psychology and her religion. Her master's thesis research was on Eleanor Gibson and the famous Visual Cliff experiment. Dr. Rodkey is interested in psychology's pre-history and philosophical origins, developmental psychology, psychology of religion, and the psychology of pain and suffering. Dr. Rodkey is a 2018 Program Co-Chair for the Society for the History of Psychology (Division 26 of the American Psychological Association). Her publications appear in the journals History of Psychology, Canadian Psychology, Psychology of Women Quarterly, and the Journal of Pain. For more information.