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Understanding social inequities and the effects they have on individuals and their social interactions.
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Expectancy and affective experience
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The effects of social cognitive factors on health behaviors, specifically sexual behavior
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Attention, emotion regulation and decision making in the human brain.
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Moral judgments, ethical decision-making, shared reality.
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Romantic relationships and Physiology
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Rejection Sensitivity as it relates to: Selective Attention, Interpersonal Relationships, Academic Achievement, Thought Suppression and Personality.
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Learning and memory across development and supporting neural mechanism.
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Consciousness, awareness, volition and modeling
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Emotion regulation and social cognition, including the neural mechanisms
that support these processes
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Brain systems supporting emotional appraisal, emotions in daily life, phenomenological 'folk' theories of emotion.
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Role of decision making and environmental fit in animal behavior
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The roles of temporal discounting and risk preference in individual and group decision making.
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Memory and metacognition; applying cognitive psychology to enhance educational practice.
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Strategy formation, adaptation, functional variation, miscellanea
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Elina is a first year graduate student with a background in
Mathematics and Philosophy. She is currently experimenting with the
notions of control, responsibility and agency.
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Drugs of abuse and the circadian rhythm.
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Deficits in and the relationship between Metacognition and Theory of Mind
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Flow Theory
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The general focus of my research is human behavioral pharmacology of drugs of abuse.
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212-854-2490
252 SchExt (Champagne Lab)
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developmental psychobiology, behavioural neuroscience, epigenetics, neuroendocrinology
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Mental representation, decision making, self-concept, self-evaluation
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212-854-3909
260-262 SchX
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Functional role of mast cells in the brain
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Impact of opthalmic diseases on human vision
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motivation, attention, conjoint analysis
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Social cognition, agency, consciousness, and voluntary behavior.
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The restricting role of free choice; value; how people think about money; effects of performance feedback on subsequent negotiations.
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Social cognition, rejection sensitivity, emotion regulation
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Individual and group decision making, specifically under risk and uncertainty; Motivation; Negotiation; Conflict Resolution; and Shared Reality.
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Implicit learning, motivation, cognitive control
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Communication and social relations (persuasion, impression formation and interethnic interaction).
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The interplay of risk perception, decision making, and memory.
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Higher-order human cognition and its instanitiation in the brain, functional neuroimaging, and the pathophysiology of and neuropsychological deficits associated with schizophrenia.
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The neurological and cognitive components involved in the perception of time and how that knowledge is used by humans to guide behavior.
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Animal learning, behavior and social cognition, especially in domestic dogs
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212-854-3608
406 Schermerhorn
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Animal behavior, and more specifically primate social behavior and cognition.
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Social complexity and social cognition in non-human primates
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The role of different brain systems in learning and decision making
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Emotion Regulation, Social Cognition, and Empathy
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