The Goz part...
 | Sam Gosling |
The guys who put the lab in Gozlab...
Graduate Students (click on their names to learn more)
| Carson Sandy |
| Lindsay Graham |
| Hani Freeman |
Some of our recent collaborators
| Daniel Ames (Columbia U.) |
| Cameron Anderson (UC Berkeley) |
| Mitja Back (Johannes Gutenberg-University Mainz) |
| Veronica Benet-Martinez (UC Riverside) |
| John Capitanio (UC Davis) |
| Dana Carney (Columbia U. |
| Ken Craik (UC Berkeley) |
| Jaap Denissen (Humboldt University, Berlin) |
| Oliver John (UC Berkeley) |
| John Johnson (Penn State, Du Bois) |
| John Jost (NYU) |
| Virginia Kwan (Arizona State University) |
| Matthias Mehl (U.Arizona) |
| Pranj Mehta (Columbia U.) |
| Laura Naumann (Sonoma State U.) |
| Brian Nosek (U. Virginia) |
| James Pennebaker (UT Austin) |
| Jeff Potter (outofservice.com) |
| Nairan Ramirez-Esparza (Washington U.) |
| Jason Rentfrow (Cambridge U.) |
| Steve Schapiro (UT MD Anderson Center) |
| Chris Soto (Colby College) |
| Sanjay Srivastava (UC Irvine) |
| Bill Swann (UT Austin) |
| Simine Vazire (Washington University at St. Louis) |
| Tessa West (NYU) |
| Dustin Wood (Wake Forest) |
Lab Alumni (keep in touch! Please drop me an email when you get a chance)
| Amanda Jones |
| Matthias Mehl (now at U. Arizona) |
| Diane Mollaghan |
| Nairán Ramírez-Esparza (now at University of Washington) |
| Jason Rentfrow (now at Cambridge University) |
| David Sinn (now at University of Tazmania) |
| Simine Vazire (now at Washington University in St. Louis) |
Graduate Students
RESEARCH INTERESTS:
My research interests involve studying different aspects of personality in chimpanzees from a combination of comparative, evolutionary and welfare standpoints. Specifically, I am interested in: (1) investigating the evolution of individual personality traits through genetic and neuroanatomical (collected through non-invasive MRI scans) data in order to determine how it relates to patterns found in the human or non-human primate literature, (2) looking at whether or not relationships exists between health measures, such as blood chemistry levels and the strength and/or occurrence of different personality traits in chimpanzees, and (3) studying how the environment of captive chimpanzees can best be suited to fit individuals based on differences in personality.
Contact info
Hani Freeman
e-mail: hdfreeman@mail.utexas.edu
phone: 512-232-9596
mailing address:
The University of Texas at Austin
Department of Psychology
1 University Station A8000
Austin, TX 78712-0187
RESEARCH INTERESTS:
Generally speaking, I am interested in the ways in which we
perceive others' personalities and in turn, how they perceive our
personalities. I am particularly interested in the accuracy of first
impressions and snap judgments within "real" and virtual worlds, as well as how
we present ourselves within these environments. Another line of research I am
interested in is how personality and close relationships are integrated--i.e.,
personality matching and person-perception accuracy within romantic contexts.
Contact information
email:
lindsaytgraham@gmail.com
phone: 512-232-9596
mailing address:
University of Texas
Department of Psychology
1 University Station, A8000
108 E. Dean Keaton
Austin, Texas 78712
United States
www: www.lindsaytgraham.com
RESEARCH INTERESTS:
My research interests broadly include impression formation,
behavioral residue, and social cognition. Learn more at my web
page: carsonsandy.com
Contact information
Carson Sandy
e-mail:
cjosandy@mail.utexas.edu
mailing address:
The University of Texas at Austin
Department of Psychology
1 University Station A8000
Austin, TX 78712-0187
www: carsonsandy.com