Kahana, Michael
Social SciencePsychology
North American Archaeology
The North American Archaeology Laboratory offers a variety of opportunities for undergraduates of all levels interested in field or collections-based research, in-depth analyses of many material types, public and museum anthropology, and academic anthropology.
Kassabaum Megan
Psychology
Behavior Change for Good
BCFG specializes in conducting large-scale field experiments designed to promote sustained behavior change.
Milkman Katherine
Neurobiology and Genomics of Decision Making and Social Behavior
Exploring the application of neuroscience knowledge and techniques to business practice and education.
Platt Michael
Global and Domestic Health Economics and Ethics
Focus on the most impoverished populations worldwide, especially women and children.
Prah Ruger Jennifer
Mechanisms of Comorbidity and Specificity for Generalized Anxiety and Depression
Our current study examines emotions, such as anxiety and depression, and how they relate to positive and negative events that people experience in their lives.
Communication Neuroscience Laboratory
The brain is a window to understand attitude and behavior change at the individual, group, and population levels.
Kang Yoona
The Human Experience of Being Old, Living With and After Cancer
What do you think is important to know when planning and providing health and social care for older people living with and after cancer?
Kagan Sarah
Research in moral psychology
My research focuses on a variety of topics within the field of moral judgment. Project topics vary; interested students should contact me to discuss possibilities.