Luz Lopez is a 2016 graduate of Yale University where she worked in The Infant Cognition Center with Professor Karen Wynn. She is interested in how

I study the evolved psychology of cooperation, and how cooperation has shaped the evolution of human social psychology more broadly. My work aims to

I study the origins and functions of the human music faculty. I’m a postdoctoral fellow in the Harvard Department of Psychology funded by the

I am interested in the evolutionary basis of cognitive biases in the domains of human cooperation and punishment, person perception "updating," and

My research interests are broadly in the social cognitive development of infants and young children. Specifically, I am interested in how they

I am interested in the evolutionary implications of parent-offspring conflict, with a focus on genomic imprinting and fetal/maternal

Alena is a Master’s student in psychology through the Harvard Extension School, and is completing a thesis on

KeeHup is a junior at Harvard College hailing from Vine Grove, Kentucky. He is interested in studying the perception and origins of dominance at macro-

Lauren is a Master's student of psychology through Harvard Extension school. She is interested in group cooperation with a focus on the

Gabriella is a visiting undergraduate student from Carnegie Mellon University ('19), where she studies cognitive neuroscience and vocal performance. In

Sonia is a visiting undergraduate from Princeton University, where she is focusing on computational/cognitive neuroscience, anthropology, and artificial