Welcome to  the Camden Decision Lab!

Here at the Lab we study a variety of topics surrounding choice, culture, memory, and environments. We have examined decisions developmentally, cross-culturally, and through behavioral economics. Current projects include studies on memory, cognitive load, automatic imitation, humor, emotion perception, and many other topics. Get involved in research in the psych department by contacting Sean Duffy! 

Topics we study: 

Memory and Artificial Intelligence: Given the explosive development of Artificial Intelligence in recent years, how does this affect how people think reason remember and make decisions regarding information that is produced by AI. 

Culture, Cognition, and Mental Health: Exploring how people in different cultures manage mental health issues

Memory and Learning: Are people Bayesian in their decisions or judgments or just look that way due to how we think about data?

Environmental Psychology: How do people think about climate change and other environmental issues? 

Culture and Attention: What role does culture perform in shaping the way we see and understand the world? 

Spatial reasoning in adults and children: How do people understand spaces, maps, number, and time? 

Please feel free to visit our team member page to learn more about who we are and meet some of our pets! 

Email: seduffy@camden.rutgers.edu

Lab Phone: (856)225-6204 (Sean Office Phone) 

MAILING ADDRESS

301 Armitage, ICO Jackie Dunn (administrator)

Sean Duffy or John Smith
Rutgers University – Camden Campus
311 N. 5th Street
Camden, NJ  08102

LABORATORY LOCATION

Armitage Hall Basement
Room B22