Killeen studies behavioral decision theory, statistical inference and information theory.

Karoly's research focus is on the development and use of a cognitive-motivational perspective applied to physical health and illness.

Johnson is interested in the social perception of non-human agents across different religious and cultural worldviews.

Professor Kathryn Lemery-Chalfant studies how genes and environments work together to influence risk and resilience for the development of mental and physical health problems.

Neuberg's interests include evolutionary approaches to human sociality; stigma; prejudice, stereotyping, and discrimination; motivation influences on cognition; and religion and conflict.

Glenberg studies cognitive science, specifically the embodied theory of cognition. He and his team have developed EMBRACE, an iPad application for language comprehension.

Dr. Cialdini has spent his career publishing research on what why we say "yes" to requests. His articles and his NYT bestselling books have led to his election to the NAAS & AAAS. He is known as the Godfather of Influence.

McBeath's research interests include perception, baseball, audition and navigation.

Dr. Amazeen's research focuses on the identification of patterns, transitions, and anomalies in large, complex, multimodal, multiscale data sets.