In The Media

Wiener, Department of Psychology, is quoted in the New York Times about a study that finds that the speed of human thought lags far behind your internet connection.

In Condé Nast Traveller, Martin Wiener, Department of Psychology, is quoted in an article that describes new research that suggests travelling could make your life seem longer. His research supports the point that the more memorable something we see is, the slower time will seem to pass.

In BBC, research by Martin Wiener, Department of Psychology, Alex Ma, a psychology PhD candidate, and Ayana Cameron, a psychology graduate student, is cited in an article how children's perception of time is affected by factors such as visual information, emotional state, and memory.

Martin Wiener joins the I Am Mortal Podcast to discuss his work in Time Perception, his work with the Star Lab, and whether someone could even perceive time normally at 1000 years old.

Dr. Jim Thompson contributes to a study that debunks the idea that you can assess intelligence based on facial features.

Thalia Dimopoulos, a graduate of Dr. Jane Flinn's lab is a featured in Winter Graduate Highlights.

In a television news feature, psychology department chair and professor Reeshad Dalal discusses the usefulness (or lack thereof) of apps that help people make small and large decisions.