Isabel Kerber
May 24, 2021
Isabel is interested in the neural and computational processes underlying impression formation, especially with regard to morality, as well as in how machines shape biases in society today and in the future. Isabel KerberMarla Dressel
March 19, 2021
Marla is interested in the social transmission of stereotypes and whether this process can be explained by computational models of social reinforcement learning. She is also interested in the social neuroscience of empathy and is a fan of Open Science. Marla DresselDavid Schultner
April 22, 2019
David investigates the cognitive and neural mechanisms of stereotype formation. His present research examines the influence of economic competition on prejudice. David SchultnerMichael Berkebile
April 22, 2019
Michael is interested in the sociocognitive and neural bases of prejudice. His current research examines the effects of economic scarcity on racial stereotyping and dehumanization–processes. Michael BerkebileIris Traast
April 22, 2019
Iris is interested in the neural and cognitive mechanisms underlying social behavior. She uses computational, neuroimaging, and behavioral methods to research the formation and reduction of implicit prejudice. Iris TraastAlana 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
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 BergMadalina 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 VlasceanuInga Rösler
April 20, 2019
Inga is broadly interested in social interactions, social learning, and cooperation. She combines computational and neuroscientific methods to study how we form impressions of other people’s morality. Inga Rösler'; ?>WP:
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