Psychology Dept., Institute for Mind and Brain, University of South Carolina
Office: Hamilton 241


Tools we use
We use multiple tools in our research. These include
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Behavioral data collection
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We need participants!
We are actively recruiting participants from the community for below projects.
Misophonia

Currently Available
You can participate in the study through Participate! page of our website. This project aims to identify the brain and physiological mechanisms of people with misophonia when they are exposed to triggers, and how their responses generalize to different forms of the trigger sources. Functional brain connectivity patterns along with MVPA will be used to identify the symptom.
Complexity and Decoy Effect

Coming Soon
This project seeks to understand how decoy effects operate in complex choice sets. Eye-tracking and behavioral data are collected in simulated shopping experiments where the number and arrangement of consumer items are manipulated, to better understand decision-making in complex choice sets.
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1512 Pendleton St., Columbia, SC 29208