Social Psychology
Social cognition, theory of mind, moral judgment, perception of personality, person-situation interactions, self-image, social projection, intergroup perception, strategic behavior
Faculty: Boykin, FeldmanHall, Krueger, and Malle
Social cognition, theory of mind, moral judgment, perception of personality, person-situation interactions, self-image, social projection, intergroup perception, strategic behavior
Faculty: Boykin, FeldmanHall, Krueger, and Malle
The experimental study of language acquisition and language use across linguistic domains and the relationship between experimental and theoretical approaches to language.
Faculty: AnderBois, Cohen Priva, Feiman, Jacobson, Morgan
Computational, psychophysical and ecological approaches to the study of perceiving shape and motion, recognizing objects and scenes, processing auditory events, attention, perceptual learning, and controlling action.
Faculty: Domini, Festa, Serre, Song, Simmons, Warren, Watanabe, Welch
In human and animal models, visual attention, learning and memory, causal reasoning, pretend play, language, perception.
Faculty: Buchsbaum, Feiman, Festa, Heindel, Morgan, Sobel
Neural and computational models of processes such as motor control, cognitive control, vision, categorization, learning, reasoning, and language.
Faculty: Badre, Buchsbaum, Domini, Frank, Morgan, Serre, Sloman
Human memory, learning, and cognitive control; inductive inference, causal reasoning, and decision-making; moral reasoning, social cognition and theory of mind and their development.
Faculty: Badre, Buchsbaum, Feiman, FeldmanHall, Festa, Frank, Heindel, Krueger, Malle, Shenhav, Sloman, Sobel, Spoehr
The neural basis of cognitive functions such as attention, perception, learning, memory, emotional regulation, executive control, decision making, language.
Faculty: Badre, Burwell, FeldmanHall, Festa, Frank, Heindel, Serre, Shenhav, Song, Watanabe
Neural bases and computational models of: interval timing, emotional development and dysfunction, auditory perception, flow sensing, memory, and higher cognitive functions; neuro-development, plasticity, and regeneration; canid communication and social cognition.
Faculty: Buchsbaum, Burwell, Colwill, Simmons