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Department Areas

The Department of Psychology is composed of five groups, or areas. Within each of these groups, the faculty share a primary interest in a specific branch of psychology. Select a department area below to see its faculty members.

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Affective

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Cognitive

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Developmental

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Neuroscience

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Social

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