Christopher F. Chabris
Assistant Professor of Psychology and Co-Director of the Neuroscience
Program, Union College
Adjunct Assistant Professor of Neurology, Albany Medical College
Research Affiliate, MIT Center for Collective Intelligence
Formerly: Lecturer and Research Associate, Department of Psychology,
Harvard
University
- Office Hours (Bailey 307, Union College) are by appointment through
August 2011 -- please
email to request a meeting
- New article: "What
People Believe About How Memory Works: A
Representative Survey of the U.S. Population" by Daniel J. Simons and
Christopher F. Chabris, was published on 3 August 2011 in PLoS
One.
- New article: "You
Do Not Talk About Fight Club if You Do Not Notice
Fight Club: Inattentional Blindness for a Simulated Real-World
Assault" by
Christopher F. Chabris, Adam Weinberger, Matthew Fontaine, and Daniel J.
Simons, was published on 9 June 2011 in i-Perception.
- Latest
news: The paperback
edition of my book The Invisible Gorilla, and Other Ways Our
Intuitions Deceive Us, co-authored with Daniel Simons, has been
published by Broadway Books in the U.S. and HarperCollins in the U.K.
Translations have been published so far in Spanish, Dutch, German,
Chinese,
Japanese, Korean, and Russian.
- Selected publications (with
abstracts and links)
- Brief biography
- For non-academic lectures and speeches, I am represented by the
BrightSight
Group
- Current CV -- available on request
- Courses I have taught at Harvard:
- Psychology 13 (Cognitive Psychology) -- Fall 2005, Fall 2002
- Psychology 1305 (Cognitive Genetics) -- Spring 2006
- Psychology 2305 (Cognitive Genetics: Research Seminar) -- Spring 2006
- My
most recent award (note how accurate the picture is, aside from the
red umbrella)
- My
second most recent award
- More of me than you want to see ...
- "The Chessmaster" of Harvard Square
losing to me on 5 October 1998
- Contact information:
Christopher F. Chabris
Department of Psychology
Union College
807 Union Street
Schenectady, NY 12308 USA
chabrisc@union.edu
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