Implicit Social Cognition Lab at Yale University
We are looking for a Full-Time Postgraduate Researcher to join our lab beginning Summer 2026!
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Lab News
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Mar 19: Feature in Yale News
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Nov 4: Feature in Yale News
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Aug 28: Congratulations to Dr. Emily Ritchie for defending her PhD thesis!
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June 23: Congrats to Dr. Arin Korkmaz for defending his PhD thesis!
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July 2: Feature in Yale News
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May 13: Congratulations to Ming!
Ming received this year’s Philip Zimbardo Award for Excellence in Dissertation Research in Social Psychology!
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May 1: Congratulations to Dr. Tony Maiolatesi for defending his PhD thesis!
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April 28: Congratulations to Dr. Nicholas Surdel for defending his PhD thesis!
What we do
Our lab studies human social cognition, including impressions, attitudes, and judgments about other people. We are especially interested in implicit cognition and how people form and change their implicit mind about individuals, social groups, robots, and artists.