Kenneth Norman Department of Psychology Princeton Neuroscience Institute Princeton University Computational principles of event memory Our ability to understand ongoing events depends critically on general knowledge about how different kinds of situations work (schemas), and also on recollection of specific instances of these situations that we have previously experienced (episodic memory). The consensus […]
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You are invited! Final Group Project Presentation for BDS 501 Behavioral Science: Theory & Application of Experimental Methods Join MBDS students and faculty for a final group project poster presentation for the BDS 501 course. For their projects, six groups of students are examining decision-making through the lens of behavioral economics. Their projects are original […]
Negotiating Your Job Offer with Nazlı Bhatia, PhD Senior Research Fellow, Dept of Psychology Lecturer, Wharton School Come with all your questions as Dr. Bhatia shares her expertise on negotiation! Snacks will be provided.
Kristopher Smith Department of Psychology University of Pennsylvania Hadza hunter-gatherers and the evolution of human cooperation Cooperation among humans differs from other species in scope and scale, and explaining how humans evolved this propensity to cooperate remains a challenge. Numerous theories and models have been developed to answer this question and they all […]
Lefteris Paparounas Department of Linguistics University of Pennsylvania Title & abstract TBA