I use computational models of signal detection and behavioral economics to investigate affect/emotion, perception, & decision-making, and the breakdown of those processes in mental illness. My research takes a broad comparative approach.

Prior work with whales & dolphins and parrots involved laboratory-based research on learning and referential communication and free-ranging behavioral ecological research on social structure.

Research Assistant Professor
Interdisciplinary Affective Science Laboratory
Department of Psychology
125 Nightingale Hall
Northeastern University
360 Huntington Ave.
Boston MA 02115-5000

voice  617-373-4341
fax      617-373-8714
email  s.lynn@neu.edu