32 Results found for: "Psychology Department"

  • Dan Bitran

    Daniel Bitran

    Psychology Department Chair, Professor
    Areas of Expertise Behavioral neuroscience, psychopharmacology and biological psychiatry; role of science and medicine in the Holocaust.
  •  Florencia Anggoro

    Florencia Anggoro

    Montserrat Cluster Director (Self), Professor, Science Coordinator
    Areas of Expertise Language and conceptual development; science learning; relational thinking; culture and cognition
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    Noah Berman

    Associate Professor
    Areas of Expertise Clinical psychology; obsessive compulsive disorder and related conditions (e.g., body dysmorphia; trichotillomania); cognitive-behavioral therapy
  • Alexander Browman

    Alexander Browman

    Associate Professor
    Areas of Expertise Psychology of motivation; psychology of inequality; how misperceptions influence attitudes and policy preferences; societal and classroom conditions that influence academic motivation, learning and achievement
  • Lindsey Caola

    Lindsey Caola

    Montserrat Lecturer, Psychology Lecturer
    Areas of Expertise Developmental psychology; adolescent development, college student motivation and well-being, educational psychology; math learning
  • Dr. Jayantika Chakraborty

    Jayantika Chakraborty

    Visiting Assistant Professor
    Areas of Expertise Economic inequality, education, social mobility, global perspectives 
  • Stephenie Chaudoir

    Stephenie Chaudoir

    Professor
    Areas of Expertise Social and health psychology, stigma, disclosure, HIV/AIDS and other concealable stigmatized identities, health disparities
  • Michael Creane

    Michael Creane

    Visiting Assistant Professor
    Areas of Expertise Moral Development; Cross-cultural human development; Developmental changes in reasoning about deception; and Transactive discourse
  • Dr. Donna Demanarig

    Donna Demanarig

    Visiting Assistant Professor
    Areas of Expertise Cross-racial/ethnic solidarity, decoloniality/decolonization of psychology and mental health specifically within the APIDA (Asian Pacific Islander Desi American) communities