Thinking about drawing to an inside straight or playing another longshot? Just remember that while human decision-making is biased by potential rewards, what we know about individual cues that help us to make those decisions is biased toward failure, a Dartmouth College study finds.
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We are pleased to announce the appointment of Meghan Meyer to the faculty. Meghan completed her Ph.D. at the University of California, Los Angeles and is currently a post-doctoral fellow at Princeton University. Meghan will be moving to Hanover in July, 2017 to assume her position as an assistant professor.
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People vary greatly in their ability to recognize faces, and this variation has important implications for law enforcement, the courts, and security personnel.
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Heidi Meyer received a Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Award. This award will allow Heidi to pursue research related to the mechanisms underlying the development of inhibitory behavior.
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Todd F. Heatherton is one of twelve inaugural Fellows selected by Society for Social Neuroscience for their outstanding contribution to the field of social neuroscience.
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