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* these faculty accept graduate students
* Jo-Anne Bachorowski (Associate Professor of Psychology, Director of Clinical Training) - vocal communication, including laughter, vocal expression of emotion, and indexical cues in speech
Camilla Benbow (Professor of Psychology and Human Development, Dean of Peabody College) - creativity and eminence, giftedness (academically talented children)
* Stephen Benning (Assistant Professor of Psychology) - psychopathy, psychophysiology of emotion
* Leonard Bickman (Professor of Psychology and Human Development, Associate Dean of Peabody College) - mental health services for children, evaluation research, applied research methods
* Randolph Blake (Centennial Professor of Psychology) - neural bases of human visual perception
Penelope Brooks (Professor Emeritus of Psychology and Human Development) - cognitive and behavioral disorders from a psychosocial perspective
* Vivien Casagrande (Professor of Cell & Developmental Biology, Psychology, Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences) - visual system, developmental neuroscience
William Caul (Professor Emeritus of Psychology) - psychopharmacology, drug addiction
Keith Clayton (Professor Emeritus of Psychology) - nonlinear dynamics of human memory
* David Cole (Professor of Psychology and Human Development, Director of Graduate Studies) - developmental psychopathology and childhood depression
Christine Collins (Research Assistant Professor of Psychology) - Functional organization, evolution and plasticity of sensory and motor systems
* Bruce Compas (Patricia and Rodes Hart Professor of Psychology and Human Development, Director of Clinical Training) - development of self-regulation and coping with stress
* David Cordray (Professor of Psychology and Human Development, Professor of Public Policy) - assessment, multi-site evaluation methods, quasi-experimental methods, meta-analysis
Denise D. Davis (Assistant Professor of Psychology, Assistant Director of Clinical Training) - in private practice
* Elisabeth Dykens (Professor of Psychology and Human Development) - mental retardation
* Ford Ebner (Professor of Psychology) - developmental neuroscience, neural plasticity
* Robert Fox (Professor of Psychology) - binocular vision, perception of global motion and three dimensional space
* Jeffery Franks (Professor Emeritus of Psychology) - memory, intention, attitude
* Judy Garber (Professor of Psychology and Human Development) - developmental psychopathology, etiology and prevention of depression in children and adolescents
* Isabel Gauthier (Associate Professor of Psychology) - categorization, expertise, object recognition
* Jessica Giles (Assistant Professor of Psychology and Human Development) - developmental psychology, social cognition, legal psychology
* Merida Grant (Assistant Professor of Psychology) - neural basis of cognitive control and regulation of emotion in depression, neurobiology of stress
Vicki Harris (Assistant Clinical Professor of Psychology and Human Development) - psychopathology
James Hogge (Professor of Psychology and Human Development, Associate Dean of Peabody College) - models and methodology for the analysis of judgment and decision making in social situations
* Steven Hollon (Professor of Psychology) - cognitive theory and therapy for depression
Kathy Hoover-Dempsey - (Professor of Psychology) - Developmental Psychology
* Jon Kaas (Distinguished Professor of Psychology) - evolution and functional organization of sensory-perceptual, cognitive, and motor systems; neural plasticity
Leslie Kirby (Senior Lecturer in Psychology) - social psychology, emotions, stress, and health psychology
Joseph S. Lappin (Professor Emeritus of Psychology) - visual perception, spatial vision
* Daniel Levin (Associate Professor of Psychology and Human Development) - visual cognition, concepts and metacognition
* Gordon Logan (Centennial Professor of Psychology) - attention and performance, automaticity, stopping behavior
Haidong Lu (Research Assistant Professor) - Neural mechanisms underlying visual perception
* David Lubinski (Professor of Psychology and Human Development) - assessment of individual differences, measurement, the optimal development of talent
* René Marois (Associate Professor of Psychology) - neural basis of visual attention and perception using fMRI
Kazushi Maruya (Research Assistant Professor of Psychology) -
Richard McCarty - (Professor of Psychology, Dean of the College of Arts and Science) - physiological and behavioral adaptions to stress and factors contributing to development of hypertension
Steve McFadyen-Ketchum (Lecturer in Psychology and Human Development) - identification and treatment of preschoolers to prevent adhd
* Timothy McNamara (Professor of Psychology, Associate Provost for Faculty) - mechanisms of memory retrieval, spatial memory, text comprehension
Julia Noland (Research Assistant Professor of Psychology and Human Development) - cognitive control in young alcohol and drug exposed children
* Laura Novick (Associate Professor of Psychology and Human Development) - problem solving, reasoning, thinking with diagrams, expertise
Richard Odom (Professor Emeritus of Psychology) - conceptual and perceptual development
* Bunmi Olatunji (Assistant Professor of Psychology) - emotion and psychopathology, cognitive-behavioral theory and therapy for anxiety disorders
* Thomas Palmeri (Associate Professor of Psychology, Director of Graduate Studies) - categorization and concepts, computational modeling
* Sohee Park (Professor of Psychology) - cognitive and neurobiological bases of major psychiatric disorders
Georgine Pion (Research Associate Professor of Psychology and Human Development) - career development and human resource policy
Sean Polyn (Assistant Professor of Psycholgy) - cognitive and neural dynamics of the human memory system, neuroimaging, electrophysiology, and computational modeling
Huixin Qi (Research Assistant Professor of Psychology) - anatomical and functional organization of somatosensory system in primates
* John Rieser (Professor of Psychology and Human Development) - perception, representation, and action together in a coordinated system
* Bethany Rittle-Johnson (Assistant Professor of Psychology and Human Development) - learning mechanisms that underlie knowledge development, specifically, how children learn problem solving strategies and key concepts in academic domains
* Anna W. Roe (Associate Professor of Psychology) - neural circuity underlying visual and tactile perception
* Norbert Ross (Assistant Professor of Anthropology, Assistant Professor of Psychology) - concepts and categories, naive theories, culture and cognition
* Andrew Rossi (Assistant Professor of Psychology) - cortical representation of visual information, attention
* Howard Sandler (Professor of Psychology and Human Development, Associate Provost for Special Projects) - philosophy of science and research methods, application of current thinking in philosophy to the development of systematic methods of inquiry for psychology
* Megan Saylor (Assistant Professor of Psychology and Human Development) - development of intentional understanding
* Jeffrey Schall (E. Bronson Ingram Professor of Neuroscience) - neuorophysiological, anatomical, and computational studies of visual attention, executive control, and decision making
* David Schlundt (Associate Professor of Psychology) - nutrition and behavior in chronic disease, health disparities
* Adriane Seiffert (Assistant Professor of Psychology) - motion perception and attentional tracking
* Craig Smith (Associate Professor of Psychology and Human Development, Director of Undergraduate Studies) - cognition, emotion, and adaptation
Leslie Smith (Senior Lecturer in Psychology) - neuroscience
* William Smith (Professor of Psychology) - social conflict, decision making, negotiation, and social comparison
* James Steiger (Professor of Psychology and Human Development) - factor analysis, structural equation modeling, and tests on correlations; evaluation of statistical models; confidence interval estimation and effect size estimation; quantitative models of human judgment
Iwona Stepniewska (Research Assistant Professor of Psychology) - Anatomical and functional organization of motor and sensory systems in primates
Susanne J. Sterbing-D'Angelo (Research Assistant Professor of Psychology) - sound localization, attention
* Wendy Stone (Professor of Pediatrics, Professor of Pyschology and Human Development) - autism: early identification and intervention
* Andrew Tomarken (Associate Professor of Psychology, Chair of the Department of Psychology) - psychobiology of depression and quantitative methods
* Frank Tong (Associate Professor of Psychology) - neural bases of human visual perception, face and object recognition, visual attention and awareness
* Georgene Troseth (Assistant Professor of Psychology and Human Development) - children's symbolic development
Patti van Eys (Assistant Professor of the Practice of Psychology) - psychotherapy, child sexual abuse, ADHD
Leigh Wadsworth (Lecturer in Psychology and Human Development)
* Tedra Walden (Professor Psychology and Human Development) - early social and emotional development of young children
* Lynn Walker (Professor of Pediatrics, Professor of Psychology and Human Development) - health psychology, biopsychosocial processes in pain
* Bahr Weiss (Associate Professor of Psychology and Human Development) - child psychopathology, cross-cultural influences on the development of psychopathology, intervention for comorbid internalizing and externalizing problems
Geoffrey Woodman (Assistant Professor of Psychology) - attention, memory, neurophysiology of selective processing
* David Zald (Director of Undergraduate Studies, Assistant Professor of Psychology) - neuropsychology and neuroimaging, functions of the orbitofrontal cortex and amygdala and their relationship to psychiatric conditions
Jane Zbrodoff (Senior Lecturer in Psychology) - mental arithmetic; comprehension of intentional and causal events
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