Attitudes and Social Cognition Lab
ASC Lab Director and Graduate Students
Front Row: Elsa Jiang, Christine Vitiello, Liz Redford, Gaby Pogge Back Row: Kate Ratliff, John Conway, Rick Klein |
ASC Lab Undergraduate Research Assistants (Not Pictured; John Chaffin)
Front Row: Jaber Haneen, Shelby Fuchs, Allison Garibaldi Back Row: Sam Torres, Nick Campanella, Hannnah Burrichter, Vanille Rabeaux |
ASC Lab Graduate Students
Liz Redford (5th year) earned her bachelor's and master's degrees in psychology from Cal State, Sacramento. Liz studies the moral and political implications of implicit attitudes, as well as impression formation, person perception and moral judgment.
John Conway (5th year) earned his bachelor's degree in psychology from Loyola University in Chicago. John studies how attitudes are formed, what factors determine changes in attitudes, how groups make decisions, and other topics.
Elsa Congjiao Jiang (2nd year) earned her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in psychology from Hong Kong University and New York University, respectively. Elsa studies the influence of goals and motivations on person perception and attitude formation, as well as intergroup perception and relations.
Christine Vitiello (2nd year) earned her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in psychology from Georgia Southern University. Christine studies how attitudes form and transfer from one group or individual to another, as well as attitudes toward women and mothers.
Attitudes and Social Cognition Lab Manual 2017-2018: here
UF Social Area Manual 2017-2018: here
John Conway (5th year) earned his bachelor's degree in psychology from Loyola University in Chicago. John studies how attitudes are formed, what factors determine changes in attitudes, how groups make decisions, and other topics.
Elsa Congjiao Jiang (2nd year) earned her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in psychology from Hong Kong University and New York University, respectively. Elsa studies the influence of goals and motivations on person perception and attitude formation, as well as intergroup perception and relations.
Christine Vitiello (2nd year) earned her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in psychology from Georgia Southern University. Christine studies how attitudes form and transfer from one group or individual to another, as well as attitudes toward women and mothers.
Attitudes and Social Cognition Lab Manual 2017-2018: here
UF Social Area Manual 2017-2018: here
