Dr. Carl Lejuez Appointed Associate Dean for Research
May 17, 2013
The Associate Dean for Research is responsible for leading the development of research in the ...
Welcome to the Department of Psychology
Psychology is a remarkably broad field that studies mind and behavior at all levels of analysis ranging from the micro to the macro; from single cells to complex systems; from individuals to groups and cultures; and from invertebrates to humans. Our department is committed to research, teaching/mentorship, and service. We have over 1,000 undergraduate majors and enroll approximately 100 graduate students in our Ph.D. programs. Graduate students have an unusually high success rate in securing external funding, and we have an excellent track record for placing them following their Ph.D.s. Much of the research within the department is funded by extramural sources and is published in highly visible outlets. Over 60% of the faculty members are fellows in their scientific societies, almost half have received an external career award, and a third have held Editor or Associate Editor positions.
Our department is organized into five Ph.D. program areas:
- Clinical
- Cognitive and Neural Systems (CNS)
- Counseling
- Developmental
- Social, Decision, and Organizational Science (SDOS)
Cutting across these areas and knitting them together are three research themes:
- Brain, Mind, and Behavior
- Mental Health
- Social, Group, and Cultural Processes
Please browse through our site to learn more about our department.
Department News
Julia Felton selected for CTE Teaching Program.
May 8, 2013
Assistant Clinical Professor Julia Felton has been selected to participate in CTE's 2013 Teaching with...
Jesse Harrington wins NSF Fellowship
May 8, 2013
Jesse is a graduate student in the SDOS area. His research is looking at the strength of social...
Leslie Rollins Wins All - S.T.A.R. Fellowship
May 7, 2013
Leslie Rollins, a graduate student in the developmental psychology area, has been awarded a Graduate...
Professor Kruglanski's Research Featured in the Media
May 6, 2013
Author Maria Konnikova references Professor Kruglanski's important work in a recent article in The New...
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A massive study carried out by Dr. Michele Gelfand and colleagues examines nations around the world in terms of whether they are tight or loose. 
Dr. Jens Herberholz discovers that crayfish integrate information from different sources in the environment in previously unexpected ways. 
A study carried out by Dr. Andrea Chronis-Tuscano provides new evidence of an association between childhood diagnoses of ADHD and depression and suicide among teenagers. 
Research carried out by Dr, Michele Gelfand and her colleague Dr. Hannah Riley Bowles indicates that bias in workplace evaluations can be affected by both the perceived status of the employee and the person making the evaluation. 
A theory of judgment that unifies the processes underlying deliberative and intuitive judgements is presented by Dr. Arie Kruglanski and his colleague Dr. Gerd Gigerenzer.