About Us
We are a team of researchers studying human social interaction in the Department of Psychology at Barnard College. Our lab is interested in understanding how people think, feel, and behave when they interact with others, as well as how people's experiences and behaviors are influenced by their interaction partners. We study "face-to-face" social interactions in a variety of settings and relationships, and we examine psychological, behavioral, and physiological processes as they unfold naturally over time.
Announcements
Society for Personality and Social Psychology Annual Conference
Humaira Ahmed and Katherine Lin presented posters on their summer projects at the Society for Personality and Social Psychology annual conference in Atlanta, Georgia.
Summer Research Institute Poster Session
Humaira Ahmed, Katherine Lin, and Phoebe Muntz presented posters on their summer projects at the Lida Orzeck '68 Summer Research Institute Poster Session.
New Paper in Contemporary Educational Psychology
In a new paper, recently published in Contemporary Educational Psychology, we examine the behaviors and emotional experiences of peer tutors and their students during STEM peer tutoring sessions, and we investigate whether there are any gender differences in these processes.