Mitchell Eisen ► Forenisic Psychology Eyewitness Memory Lab
Lab: KH D3071-E
Email: meisen@calstatela.edu
Research interests span over two broad areas. Much of his current work examines issues related to eyewitness memory and suggestibility. In addition, Dr. Eisen does research on children's memory and suggestibility with a focus on examining the impact of stress and trauma on memory reports, and disclosures of abuse.
Joel Ellwanger ► Cognitive Psychophysiology Laboratory
Lab: KH D3077-C
Email: jellwan@calstatela.edu
Research interests include cognitive psychology neuroscience, including the study of attention and memory through the use of physiological indices of cognition.
Robert Kennison ► Silver Eagle Memory and Aging Lab
Lab: KH C3105
Email: rkennis@calstatela.edu
My research interests are in cognitive aging and are twofold. The first area of research examines human memory performance across the lifespan. This involves modeling of longitudinal data to determine the nature, rate, and shape of change. The second line of research concerns experimental studies of age effects in theory-based memory and learning models.
Henry Schlinger ► Behavior Analysis Lab
Lab: KH D3079
Email: hschlin@calstatela.edu
Research interests include basic learning processes, schedules of reinforcement, conceptual issues in behavior analysis and psychology, rule-governed behavior, and verbal behavior.
Ji Son ► Learning Lab
Lab: KH C165
Email: json2@calstatela.edu
Research focuses on the development of abstract, intelligent, and flexible thinking, and how children learn through the process of generalization.
