Memory and
Development Lab
Dept of Psychology, Washington University
Dept of Psychology, Washington University
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is the Henry Luce Professor of Individual and Collective Memory at Washington University.
See Home Page for research, teaching, articles etc.
is the lab manager. She designs studies, organizes data collection and supervises the work of our undergraduate research assistants.
is a graduate student in cognitive psychology. Current projects include the development of fear and precaution in young children. See Home Page for more information.
is a graduate student in cultural anthropology. Current projects focus on self-restraint norms and trust in different regions in China - and their acquisition in child development.
is a graduate student in cognitive psychology. Current projects include evolutionary aspects of ownership, epistemics and much more.
University of California, Santa Barbara
Evolutionary Psychology.
University of Chicago
Social Cognitive Neuroscience
Institut Jean Nicod
Cognition and Culture
is Assistant Professor, Dept of Anthropology, University of Nevada (Las Vageas). He does research on individual and collective ritualized behavior as well as evolutionary aspects of precautionary behavior. See his Home Page.
Emory University
Philosophy of Science, Cognition in Religion.
is a graduate student at the University of Århus, Denmark. He works on the cognitive underpinnings of ritualized behavior.
Institute of Cognition and Culture, Belfast
Cognition in Religion.
University of California, Los Angeles
Evolutionary Psychology, Intuitive Ontologies.
Washington University in St. Louis
Visual imagination, aging and cognition.
Queen's University Belfast
Culture and Cognition.
is a graduate student at UCSB working with John Tooby
Current projects include an evolutionary account of self-conscious emotion.
Scripps College - Claremont.
Culture and Cognition, Child Development.
University of Southern Denmark, does research on the cognitive foundations of religious concepts and magic.