Tag: psychology
WID’s research portfolio extends into certain social sciences, including projects at the intersection of machine learning, human cognition, and education, research in vision science and visualization, and examination of the psychophysical effects of virtual reality.
Charles Goldring
How perception can be better utilized for learning and understanding in the classroom and real world
Ryan Herringa
Associate Professor
Neurodevelopmental mechanisms of stress and mental illness in youth
Bryce Sprecher
Acquire, process, interpret, and display spatial data for education, insight, and experience.
WSJ: Weather Forecasts Should Get Over the Rainbow
Professor Karen Schloss of WID’s Visual Reasoning Lab tells the Wall Street Journal about the pitfalls of the rainbow-colored maps used to communicate during storms like the recent Hurricane Florence.
Melissa Schoenlein
Role of perceptual features (e.g. color) in cognitive processing and information visualization
When Communicating with Color, Balance Can Be a Path to Accuracy
Karen Schloss and Laurent Lessard are working on a method for matching colors to people’s expectations to send the right message — starting with the best colors for waste and recycling bins.
Why Blue is the World’s Favorite Color
Karen Schloss talks about the psychology behind color preferences in an interview for Artsy.
Schloss Visual Perception and Cognition Lab
Investigating how observers make predictions about objects and entities based on their cognitive and emotional responses to perceptual information; focusing on how people’s associations with colors influence cognitive processing in aesthetic response, judgment and decision making, and interpretation of information visualizations.
Scott Sievert
Large scale machine learning, distributed optimization and active learning.
Arezoo Movaghar
Develop computational models to improve our understanding of neurodevelopmental disorders
Blake Mason
Machine learning techniques, such as metric learning, to analyze human generated data
Josh Pultorak
Instructor, Tiny Earth
Interdisciplinary undergraduate science education with an emphasis on experimental biology.
Karen Schloss
Assistant Professor
Visual perception and cognition in information visualization and virtual reality.
Urvashi Oswal
Statistical Signal Processing, Machine learning and Optimization with Human feedback channels
As The Seasons Change, So Do Our Color Preferences
In a paper forthcoming in the journal Cognitive Science, Living Environments Lab professor Karen Schloss and her colleagues investigated whether and why color preferences change according to the season.
