Marlene Berke

Marlene Berke

I study how we think about our own minds and other people’s minds. Even though we can’t directly see what’s going on in someone else’s mind, we often make pretty good inferences about what they might be thinking about, and even though we might never have broken our...
Hannah Hok Kim

Hannah Hok Kim

I’m interested in how children think and learn about the social world. In particular, I like to think about groups and group decision-making, with a focus on procedures & rules to coordinate action. I also work with the Center for Research on Equitable and...
Mia Jovanova

Mia Jovanova

Broadly, I’m interested in how we think about and engage with new health technologies. My present research focuses on the cognitive foundation of legitimacy in public health contexts: when and why do people comply with, or resist, the guidance of health...
Simon Columbus

Simon Columbus

My research seeks to understand how people navigate the challenges of interdependence. At the moment, I am particularly interested in institutional choice and institutional legitimacy: when and why do people establish and comply with institutions that regulate social...
Amrita Lamba

Amrita Lamba

I study how people adaptively make inferences and decisions in our highly complex and uncertain social world. Using a computational psychiatry approach, my research also examines how these social learning mechanisms diverge in people with anxiety and depression who...