Alison Harris, Ph.D., Principal Investigator
Assistant Professor, Department of Psychology
Dr. Harris has extensive experience using event-related potentials (ERP) to study the timing and dynamics of neural activity related to perception and cognition. She received her PhD from Harvard University, where she studied face perception with Dr. Ken Nakayama. Her current research examines the neural correlates of decision-making in the context of dietary and financial choice. CV [pdf]
alison.harris@cmc.edu | Seaman Hall 232 | 909 607.9397 office | 909 621.8419 lab
- Jacob Cohen, CMC ‘21
- Yifan (Elva) Fu, CMC ‘18
- Jessica Kim, CMC ‘20
- Siqi (Audrey) Liu, CMC ‘18
- Nina Rathi ,CMC ‘19
- Felipe Sant'Anna, CMC ‘19
- Aleena Young, CMC ‘15