Research in the Psychology Department covers a wide spectrum of contemporary behavioral science within a close-knit community of faculty and students. There are four major areas of emphasis within the department: behavioral neuroscience, cognition, perception, and social/personality. There are also faculty members who pursue research in animal behavior and in ethics/learning/motivation.
Research
Research in the Psychology Department covers a wide spectrum of contemporary behavioral science within a close-knit community of faculty and students. There are four major areas of emphasis within the department: behavioral neuroscience, cognition, perception, and social/personality. There are also faculty members who pursue research in animal behavior and in ethics/learning/motivation.
Behavioral Neuroscience
Heather Brenhouse
Craig Ferris
Denise Jackson
Richard Melloni Jr.
Rebecca Shansky
Cognition
Iris Berent
John Coley
Nancy Kim
Joanne Miller
Neal Pearlmutter
Perception
Rhea Eskew Jr.
Yury Petrov
Frank Naarendorp
Adam Reeves
Personality and Social
Lisa Feldman Barrett
C. Randall Colvin
David DeSteno
Judith Hall
Stephen Harkins
Derek M. Isaacowitz
And also
Animal Behavior
Martin Block
Ethics, Learning and Motivation
Perrin Cohen