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David DeSteno
David DeSteno
Professor
125 Nightingale
(617) 373-7884 (office)
(617) 373-8714 (fax)
d.desteno@neu.edu
Curriculum vitae (pdf)
DeSteno Lab Website
Research
Dr. DeSteno’s research centers on the role of emotion in social cognition and social behavior. His lab takes a multilevel and multiprocess approach to examining the psychological functions, phenomenologies, and sequelae that are associated with discrete emotional states. Current projects focus on the effects of emotions on several types of social judgment (e.g., moral decision making, risk assessment, prejudice) as well as on behaviors fundamental to social living (e.g., trust and cooperation, prosocial action, organizational behavior, altruism, aggression).
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