Research

In this lab, we research topics at the intersection of psychology, law, and religion. Many of our pursuits involve research on decision-making, morality, emotions, and fundamentalist religious beliefs. Our decision-making research emphasizes the study of juries and parole boards. We also have an extension of the lab focusing on applied research involving problem-solving courts. 

The aim of our research is to acquire knowledge through rigorous theoretical and methodological experimental designs and subsequently apply our findings to social-legal policy and practice.