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The Psychological and Legal Process Lab conducts theoretically grounded, methodologically rigorous, and societally relevant research that examines how psychological processes influence legal decision-making processes and legal outcomes. Our work is designed to advance knowledge while also informing policy and promoting justice. The lab brings together undergraduate and graduate students, researchers, and collaborators from various institutions to conduct high-quality research at the intersection of psychology and law.

Current Lab Members

Riley Samarzja

Ph.D. Student

Hannah Rath

Ph.D. Student

Kimia Lavasani
Ph.D. Student

Ashley Peters
Ph.D. Student

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Annalise Calleja
M.S. Student

Zoe Kokalis
Post M.S. Student

Ashly Gardikis
Undergraduate Student

Tabitha Thomas
M.S. Student

Emily Sager
Undergraduate Student

Rory Schillinger
M.S. Student

Savannah Starks
Undergraduate Student

Sam Calleja
Post B.A. Student

New Students
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Lab Alumni

A'mya

Lopez


Former undegraduate student

Yarely

Paredes Quintana


Former undergraduate student

Lab Highlights

Interested in Joining the Lab?

If you are a student interested in joining the lab as a research assistant (i.e., not applying to be a graduate student), you can apply using the link below. 

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