Hyebin Kim (Rachel)
April 22, 2019
Rachel is interested in social and consumer neuroscience, behavioral economics, and decision-making. She looks at the impact of social context on the instrumental learning of attitudes. Hyebin Kim (Rachel)Ben Stillerman, Ph.D.
April 22, 2019
Ben is interested in the neural and psychological mechanisms underlying intergroup bias, particularly as they relate to memory systems and visual processes. Ben Stillerman, Ph.D.Hope Oloye
April 22, 2019
Hope joined the Amodio lab in September 2018, after graduating from Oxford University with a concentration in cognitive neuroscience. Hope OloyeAlana Bertin
April 22, 2019
Alana is interested in the neural, cognitive, and sociocultural mechanisms underlying bias in intergroup perception and behavior, especially as it pertains to stereotype formation and intersectional bias. She is also interested in bias in AI systems and its real world implications. Alana BertinJeffrey Berg, Ph.D.
April 22, 2019
Jeff is interested in how attitudes form and change. His current work examines the role of instrumental learning in attitude formation, using behavioral, neuroimaging, and computational methods. Jeffrey Berg, Ph.D.Madalina Vlasceanu
April 20, 2019
Madalina is interested in how beliefs and attitudes form and change. Her current work examines the role of cognition in collective belief change, integrating methods ranging from behavioral experiments to brain imaging and social network analysis. Madalina VlasceanuKatharine Block
April 20, 2019
Kate is interested in how stereotypes about one’s group influence the way we think about ourselves. A key focus is on how cultural stereotypes shape men’s communal values and their participation in communal roles. Katharine BlockFederica Meconi, Ph.D.
Sophie Wharton
Jillian Swencionis, Ph.D.