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Professor (Barnard)
212-854-5312
415H Milbk
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Analysis of mechanisms of learning with an emphasis on learning about time.
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Professor
212-854-9034
402A Sch
212-854-0127
200A/D Sch (lab)
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How do our close relationships affect how we cope with stressful events?
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Assistant Professor
212-854-2589
315 Sch
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Behavioral neuroscience, maternal behavior, epigenetics
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Postdoc/ Adjunct Professor
212-854-2490
252 Sch Ext
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Behavioral Neuroscience & Development
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Professor
212-854-8718
402C Sch
212-854-6923
402D Sch (lab)
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Personality & personality disorders, developmental psychopathology, cognitive-affective processes
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Emeritus Professor
212-854-3608
406 Sch
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Department Chair, Professor
212-854-5591
372A SchExt
212-854-3006
358 (lab)
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Visual perception, human psychophysics, mathematical models of visual behavior and neurophysiology
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Associate Professor
212-854-5313
316 Sch
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Behavioral and neuropharmacological effects of psychoactive drugs in humans
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Professor (Barnard College)
212-854-7507
415K Milbk
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Procedural fairness; psychology and law
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Stanley Schachter Professor
212-854-1297
401D Sch
212-854-8464
328 (lab)
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Motivation & social cognition; judgment & decision making; self-regulatory biases & vulnerabilities.
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Professor
212-342-0291
Neur Inst
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Understanding the neural mechanisms that govern disorders of the brain, early and late visual processes
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Emeritus Centennial Professor
212-854-3935
404A Sch
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Visual perception as a science, motion pictures as its technology
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James F. Bender Professor
212-854-4587
415 Sch
212-854-4234
301 (lab)
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Physiological and psychophysical studies of human visual perception
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Associate Professor
212-854-8308
714 Uris
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Challenges to the basic assumption that choice is always preferred and unilaterally beneficial.
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Professor
212-854-4534
419E Sch
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Decision making, reasoning and abstract measurement
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Emeritus Professor
212-854-3949
401C Sch
212-854-7033
500A (lab)
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Human Communication, gesture and speech production, the vocal embodiment of identity
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Assistant Professor
212-854-1925
355 Sch Ext
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The mechanism and functions of consciousness, visual attention and perceptual decision-making
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Lecturer
212-854-8285
354 SchExt
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Decision making, understanding the different strategies that individuals use to make decisions
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Adjunct Professor
212-854-9236
356 SchExt
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Analysis of interview transcripts to develop consumer insights and strategic recommendations
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Professor
212-854-4538
306 Sch
212-854-4325
301 (lab)
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Visual perception and cognitive neuroscience of space and sensorimotor behavior
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Professor
212-854-7971
401B Sch
212-854-4726
364 (lab)
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Metacognition, evolution of self-reflective consciousness, study time allocation, judgments of learning
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Robert Johnston Niven Professor
212-854-3957
401A Sch
212-854-8450
309 Sch (lab)
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Personality structure, processes and development; self-control; personality inferences
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Adjunct Professor
212-851-5576
212-854-9236
356 SchX
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Stress and mood disorders during pregnancy; perinatal psychiatry
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Professor
212-854-2296
718 Uris
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Judgment and decision-making, culture and identity; psychological dynamics in conflict resolution.
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Assistant Professor
212-854-5548
369 SchExt
212-854-1860
321 (lab)
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Social cognitive neuroscience approaches to emotion and its regulation, self control, & person perception.
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Professor
212-854-4550
314 Sch
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Psychophysiology of attention and emotion and their development
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Assistant Professor (Barnard College)
212-854-7938
415J Milbk
212-854-4223
407 Millbk (lab)
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Personality disorders. Close dyadic relationships. Affective experience.
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Assistant Professor
212-305-7476
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Professor (Barnard College)
212-854-4247
415C Milbank
212-854-4247
(lab)
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Perception of speech, perceptual organization, perceptual identification of individual talkers.
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Assistant Professor
212-854-5903
415B Milbank
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Associate Professor
212-854-0115
415G Milbk
212-854-2056
(lab)
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Language acquisition, cognitive development, language evolution, historical linguistics, gesture.
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Assistant Professor
212-854-7560
368 SchExt
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The cognitive neuroscience of learning, memory and decision making
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Professor
212-854-5531
367 SchExt
212-854-3909
260 (lab)
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Our behavior is systematically affected by neural, hormonal and immune system signals of which we are not aware.
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Ransford Professor
212-854-1789
402B Sch
212-854-9214
321 (lab)
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Behavioral and neural studies of working memory, executive processes, and knowledge representation
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Assistant Professor (Barnard College)
415F Milbank
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Metacognition; Optimal learning; Development; Knowing not
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Assistant Professor
212-854-1348
355C SchExt
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The function of conscious will and authorship processing, social interactions, priming
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Professor
212-342-1350
Srgvsky Ctr
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Cognitive neuroscience of aging
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Professor (Barnard College)
212-854-8272
415D Milbank
212-854-8272
(lab)
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Social cognition; Cognitive, affective & motivational factors in stereotyping and prejudice
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Adjunct Professor
212-854-4780
303 Lewisohn
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Behavioral and neural basis of timed behavior and time perception; neural basis of learning
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Professor
212-854-4544
418 Sch
212-854-8785
352 (lab)
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Animal cognition; primate cognition; evolution of intelligence
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Assistant Professor
212-854-5318
370 SchExt
212-854-9214
321 (lab)
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Cognitive and affective regulation
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JA Chazen Professor Intl Business
212-854-4427
419F Sch
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The study of decision making under uncertainty, in the lab using both behavioral and fMRI data, and in the real world.
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Adjunct Professor
212-854-5973
356 SchX
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Neurobiology of the development of fear behavior in early life
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Professor & Chair- Barnard Psychology Dept.
212-854-5271
415E Milkbank
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Personality, implicit and explicit motivation and their influence on memory
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Assistant Professor
212-854-5448
317 Sch
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Neural basis and behavior of social communication
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