COLLABORATORS

 

Collaborator on linguistic studies.
Andrew Nevins, PhD, Department of Linguistics, Harvard University
(email): nevins at fas dot harvard dot edu
(website): Andrew Nevins' Homepage





Collaborator on neuroimaging studies of affective perception in humans, contrasting human and nonhuman animal sounds.
Pascal Belin, PhD, Department of Psychology, University of Glasgow
(email): p.belin at psy dot gla dot ac dot uk
(website): Pascal Belin's Homepage





Collaborator on infants' capacity to match faces and voices, including neonatal studies of speech preferences.
Athena Vouloumanos, PhD, Department of Psychology, McGill University
(email): athena.vouloumanos at mcgill dot ca
(website): Athena Vouloumanos' Homepage




Collaborator on acoustic and musical processing
Josh McDermott, Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences, MIT (BA, Harvard, 1998)  
(email): jhm at mit dot edu
(website): Josh McDermott's Homepage

 I use psychophysics and computation to understand perception. My background is in mid-level vision but I am transitioning into audition and music perception. Interests in audition include auditory analogues of processes in mid-level vision as well as the traditional problems of auditory scene analysis and blind source separation. Interests in music include the biological constraints on music perception, the link between music and emotion, and the algorithmic nature of the composition process. I based in the PhD program of the Brain and Cognitive Sciences Department at MIT, but also do research in the Hauser lab. My experiments here aim to use monkeys to explore the evolutionary origins of music.


Collaborator on evolution of language and syntactic processing
Ray Jackendoff, PhD, Professor of Linguistics, Brandeis University, Department of Psychology
(email): jackendoff at binah dot cc dot brandeis dot edu

Professor Jackendoff's research deals with the semantics of natural language, its bearing on the formal structure of cognition, and its lexical and syntactic expression. He has also done extensive research on the relationship between conscious awareness and the computational theory of mind, on syntactic theory, and, with Fred Lerdahl, on musical cognition.


Collaborators on statistical learning and speech perception in monkeys and infants
Richard Aslin, Elissa Newport, and Robert Jacobs
(email): aslin at cvs dot rochester dot edu    

(email): newport at bcs dot rochester dot edu
(website): Statistical Learning and its Constraints Web Site

 


Collaborator on the special mechanisms of speech perception and language acquisition
Jacques Mehler
(email): mehler at lscp dot ehess dot fr
(website): LSCP Web site

 

 

 


Collaborators on comparative studies of conceptual representation
Susan Carey, Department of Psychology, Harvard University;
(email): scarey at wjh dot harvard dot edu
(website): Laboratory for Developmental Sciences

 


Elizabeth Spelke, Department of Psychology, Harvard University
(email): spelke at wjh dot harvard dot edu
(website): Laboratory for Developmental Sciences

 

 



Collaborator on studies of numerical representation and grammar
Fritz Tsao, Department of Psychology, Hillsdale University
(email): fritz.tsao at hillsdale dot edu

 



Collaborator on studies of tool use

Laurie Santos, Department of Psychology, Yale University
(email): laurie.santos at yale dot edu
(website): http://pantheon.yale.edu/~lrs32/

 


 

MORAL SENSE TEST (MST) COLLABORATORS

Understanding the nature of our moral faculty.

This large-scale project aims to use a battery of moral dilemmas to assess the causal-intentional aspects of our moral judgments, using cross-cultural data to assess issues of universality, patient populations to understand the neural architecture, and a large sample of normal subjects of varying age to determine the core underlying computations. The following are collaborators for these different offshoot projects:

 

Collaborators on orbitofrontal patients to test for the relationship between emotion and moral judgment
Ralph Adolphs and
Antonio Damasio, U. of Iowa
(email): Email Ralph Adolphs    

(email): Email Antonio Damasio  

(website): Adolphs Lab  
(website): Damasio Homepage



Collaborator on Huntington Chorea's patients to test for the specific role of disgust in mediating our moral judgments

Reiner Sprengelmeyer, St. Andrew's University
(email): Email Reiner Sprengelmeyer
(website): Sprengelmeyer Page

 



Collaborator on Autistic/Asperger patients to test for the relationship between theory of mind and moral judgment

Helen Tager-Flusberg, Boston University
(email): Email Helen Tager-Flusberg
(website): Tager-Flusberg Bio

 


Collaborator on psychopath patients to test for the role of inhibitory processes and potential emotional deficits in moral judgments
James Blair, NIMH
(email): Email James Blair
(website): Blair Lab Website

 


Collaborator on temporo-parietal junction patients to test for the role of deficits in theory of mind processing on moral judgments
Glyn Humphreys, University of Birmingham
(email):
(website): Humphreys Bio Page

 


 



Collaborator on fMRI studies of moral judgment, especially the relationship between theory of mind and morality

Rebecca Saxe, Harvard University
(email): Email Rebecca Saxe
(website): Carey Lab

 


 



Collaborator on studies of Hadza hunter-gatherers in Tanzania to assess the extent of cross-cultural variation

Frank Marlowe, Harvard University
(email): Email Frank Marlowe
(website): Marlowe Page


 


 



Collaborator on using Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) to better discern the necessary and sufficient neural systems for our moral judgments

Alvaro Pascual-Leone
(email): Email Alvaro Pascual-Leone
(website): Homepage

 

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