Results for "Psychology"

Research Interests include biological, perceptual and visual perception psychology.

Cell Biology, in general, with an  emphasis on neurons.

My research uses a diversity of methods, including behavioral testing, computational modeling, functional and structural MRI, EEG, sleep physiology, non-invasive brain stimulation and eye tracking to address…

Professor Beer is involved with the Self Regulation Lab which focuses on self-processes, emotion processes and social cognition. The lab is interested in how these processes contribute to appropriate social…

Dr. Beevers' primary research interest focuses on the cognitive etiology and treatment of major unipolar depression. His research has examined whether depression vulnerability is associated with negatively…

Evolutionary psychology of human mating strategies; conflict between the sexes; prestige, status, and reputation; jealousy and infidelity; social relationships, including coalitions and dyadic friendships

Dr. Carlson’s interest is in positive psychology.

Professor Champagne's research explores the epigenetic impact of early life experiences and the pathways through which experiences in one generation come to influence the brain and behavior of subsequent generations…