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Research Center for Group Dynamics

Atiyya Shaw

Dr. Shaw’s research program innovates around data and methods for prioritizing user-centered outcomes in transportation engineering and urban planning. She applies a range of analytical approaches (e.g., statistical matching, transfer learning) to: (1) address biases and other shortcomings present in active (e.g., survey data) and passive (e.g., GPS location data, marketing data, etc.) data; and ...

Amie Gordon

My research focuses on understanding the social cognitive, affective, and biological factors that shape our closest relationships. I am particularly interested in identifying factors that help romantic couples and families maintain high quality relationships. My work draws upon a variety of methods, including experimental, observational, naturalistic (e.g., daily experience), and physiological, to capture people at ...

Allison Earl

My primary research interests are understanding the causes and consequences of biased selection and attention to persuasive information, particularly in the context of health promotion. Simply stated, I am interested in what we pay attention to and why, and how this attention (or inattention) influences attitudinal and behavioral outcomes, such as persuasion and healthy behavior. ...

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Allison Earl

, Psychology

Amie Gordon

Assistant Professor of Psychology, Department of Psychology

Atiyya Shaw

Assistant Professor, Civil and Environmental Engineering Department