In the DAT research group, we use interdisciplinary approaches to understand development across multiple timescales, from in-the-moment adaptations in conversation, to language learning within the lifespan, and to cross-generational developments across generations.
I am always happy to talk with students who are curious about the intersection of psychology and data science — whether that means studying how people think and learn, building tools to study cognition, or applying computational methods to behavioral data.
If you are a Kenyon student interested in getting involved in research, please reach out! No prior research experience is required. Due to the type of data that we collect and work with, programming skills are very beneficial.
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Currently recruiting a research assistant to work on projects related to: 1) online behavioral experiments, 2) dataset analysis and data visualization, or 3) literature reviews. See the research tab for what I’m working on.