People
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Yilin (Andre) WangI study how people connect abstract thinking to concrete experience. In particular, my research focuses on (1) the integrative processes underlying abstract and concrete cognition, (2) situations in which those processes fall apart, and (3) their consequences for social behaviors. I have examined these processes as they play out in prospecting about the future, expressing preferences for attributes, and reasoning about other people’s mental states. In addition, I am interested in methodological issues related to statistical validity in experimental design and data analyses, particularly statistical power and analytical decision-making.
Aline Da Silva FrostMy interests gravitate around how we process, evaluate and apply information about the social world. I am investigating attitudes towards attributes, how they develop and what factors influence our preferences.
Hannah KramerI study developmental changes and continuities in theory of mind, emotion understanding, and temporal reasoning. More specifically, I am interested in children's and adults' beliefs about the time course of mental states.
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Undergraduates |
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PAIGE
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ANYK
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CHELYAH
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COOPER
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DAISY
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JINMENG
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KELSEY NEUENSWANDR
Research Assistant
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KEVIN
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KYMBERLEY
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MARIA SANCHEZ
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SAMANTHA
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