Read the full statement by GASP
Read statement by our Dept. Chair
In the Spotlight feature on the impact of the BLM movement
GASP panel on Racial Bias and Use of Force in Policing
Work recently published in Social Psychology showed that face masks significantly impair emotion recognition. This work has important implications for human social interactions in masked conditions.
It is with a heavy heart that we announce the passing of Don Taylor, professor emeritus. Dr. Taylor was one of Canada's most influential social psychologists, having made an indelible impact as a researcher on intergroup relations and as a devoted teacher. We are grateful to have had him as a colleague, mentor, and friend.
We are proud to announce that Dr. Signy Sheldon has been awarded the 2021 Principal's Prize for Excellence in Teaching. Congratulations, Signy!
This wireless EEG study demonstrated significant inter-brain correlations between duet musicians that corresponded to their ability to synchronize with their partner.
In a recent two-part article in the McGill Reporter, Prof. Melanie Dirks offers insight into the challenges of remote teaching and distance learning during a global pandemic. Access Part 1 via the link below.
Cognition & Cognitive Neuroscience PhD candidate Sivaniya Subramaniapillai talks to In The Spotlight about her work on brain-aging trajectories of women & men throughout the adult lifespan and the different possible routes to healthy aging.
Students can pursue one of three undergraduate degree programs through our department: B.A., B.Sc., or B.A./B.Sc.
The department offers two research-intensive doctoral streams — the Clinical Track and the Experimental Track