Psychology

Understanding the developmental origins of violence, aggression, and psychopathy

Understanding the developmental origins of violence, aggression, and psychopathy.

Waller Rebecca
Biomedical Science, Social Science

Mutual benefits of ABCS courses

This research is about evidence-based teaching: investigating the value of Academically Based Community Service (ABCS) courses for Penn students and our community partners.

Flanagan Cato Lori
Social Science

The Changing Brain Lab

The Changing Brain lab studies the impact of environmental influences on brain plasticity and development. Students in the lab assist with all aspects of our research, including recruitment, psychological testing, magnetic resonance imaging, data analysis, and publication.

Mackey Allyson
Biomedical Science

Accomplishing a common goal using language

How conversational partners actively collaborate in order to establish the mutual belief to have understood each other.

Dahan Delphine
Social Science

Affective Disorders

Non-invasive brain stimulation, psychophysiology, behavior and functional MRI recordings of brain circuits relevant to affective disorders and especially depression and PTSD.

Oathes Desmond
Biomedical Science

Investigating speech computationally and psychologically

How does speech work?

Swingley Daniel
Engineering and Computing, Social Science

Cultural and Evolutionary Origins of Human Behavior

Professor Apicella studies both hunter-gatherers and Westerners to explore the cultural and evolutionary origins of human behavior.

Apicella Coren
Social Science
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