Anna van 't Veer
Anna van 't Veer
Anna van ‘t Veer is a PhD candidate at Tilburg University. Her main area of interest is moral psychology, with a particular fondness for everything that has to do with deception and deception detection. For instance, in a recent paper Anna investigated how the availability of cognitive processing capacity influences people’s ability to tell a lie. She also studies intuition and non-conscious processes in lie-spotters through indirect and physiological measures. In her blog on In-Mind, Anna puts noteworthy pre-registered studies in the spotlight.
Paola D'Elia
Paola D'Elia
Paola D’Elia is a research fellow in psychology at the University of Foggia. Her research focuses on inclusive education and digital learning, including the co-design of serious games to support student learning, self-regulation and well-being.
She also investigates how fashion, media, and culture shape identity, self-expression, and well-being.
Nicole Muscanell
Nicole Muscanell
Nicole Muscanell received her Ph.D. in Social Psychology from the University of Alabama in 2013. She is interested in understanding how individuals communicate via technology and what impact technology has on interpersonal processes and psychological outcomes. Her current research largely focuses on the use of social media and examines self-disclosure and self-presentation, social influence processes, and professional and organizational communication. Nicole is currently a postdoctoral researcher at the Knowledge Media Research Center in Tübingen, Germany. Starting in August 2015, she will be an Assistant Professor of Psychology at Penn State York. She heads In-Mind's media & PR team.
Gian Antonio Di Bernardo
Gian Antonio Di Bernardo
Gian Antonio Di Bernardo is an Associate Professor in the Department of Education and Human Sciences at the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia. His main research interests concern intergroup processes, prejudice reduction, and gender-based violence.
James Ost
James Ost
James Ost is a Reader in Applied Cognitive Psychology at the University of Portsmouth, UK. His research focuses on remembering and memory errors. He is co-editor (with Rob Nash) of the forthcoming Psychology Press book False and distorted memories.
Michelle Lemay
Michelle Lemay
Michelle Lemay has her B.S. in Psychology from the University of Nevada, Reno and is currently working on her PhD at Idaho State University. Her research focuses on emotional biases in relation to sleep and affect. She has also begun working with adolescents and internalizing disorders. E-mail: mlemay91@gmail.com
Sampada Karandikar
Sampada Karandikar
Sampada Karandikar has completed her Masters in Forensic Psychology from the University of York, and is currently a Research Author at the Department of Psychology at Monk Prayogshala. She has recently co-authored a book on the Indian serial killer phenomena, called Twisted - A Profile of Indian Serial Killers. Her research interests lie in forensic psychology, personality psychology, and social psychology.
Dan Miller
Dan Miller
Dan Miller, PhD, is a Lecturer in Psychology at James Cook University. His primary research focus is on pornography use and its impact on behaviours and attitudes.
Irene van Driel
Irene van Driel
Irene I. van Driel received her Bachelor Degree in Neuropsychology from the University of Amsterdam. She currently pursues a Master in Neuroscience at the Free University, also in Amsterdam. While she is basically interested in “any kind of brain related topics”, she primarily focuses on issues related to diseases, dysfunctions, and brain damage.
Kevin Winter
Kevin Winter
Kevin Winter is a postdoctoral researcher at the Department of Sustainable Behavior and Management at the University of Hohenheim. In his research, he examines ways to mitigate polarized attitudes and the negative consequences of conspiracy beliefs. He is particularly interested in finding ways to foster sustainable behavior.
Twitter: @KevinWinter91
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