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212-854-3909  260 Sch
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Postdoc

212-854-2490  252 Sch
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Post Doc (Weber)

212-854-5513  270H IAB
Affective and Deliberative Processes in Risky Decision Making and Risk Taking
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Psychology Dept.

212-854-4726  364 SchExt
Investigations of the components involved in metacognitive monitoring and control
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Postdoc (Shohamy)

212-854-8016  510 Sch
Interactions of declarative and procedural memory systems during learning and performance
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Postdoc (Mischel)

212-854-8450  310 Sch
Issues of willpower & emotion regulation
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Postdoc (Lau)
212-854-3608  416 Sch
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Post Doc (CRED)

212-854-8384  419D Sch
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Post Doc (Downey)

212-854-6923  402D Sch
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Postdoc (Metcalfe)

212-854-3608  365 Sch
Academic learning and studying. Metacognition and how it relates to one's learning.
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Postdoc (Bolger)

212-854-0127  200A/D Sch
Self-regulation of behavior change in dyads
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Post Doc (Champagne)

212-854-2490  252 Sch
I am interested in how early and adult experiences shape fundamental behavior in mammals and how the neural systems that regulate such behavior also change. I am also interested in the transmission of such changes in brain and behavior from generation to generation and in the evolutionary reasons for such adaptations to environment and experience. To investigate these areas subjects, we conduct behavioral tests across generations of rodents, and examine the responses and function of the brain areas that control such behaviors as reproduction, olfaction and maternal care.
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Post doc (Woolley)

212-854-5452  251-255 SchExt
Our sensory systems translate physical stimuli into subjectively salient information. The salience of sensory stimuli is influenced by evolution/natural selection, development, physiological states, social context etc. I am interested in finding out how these factors individually and collectively influence auditory coding and behavioral salience of certain sounds. We use songbirds as our model system for studying these issues because they rely on learned songs to communicate
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Postdoc (Hood)

212-854-4234  301 Sch
 
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