Distinguished University Professor of Psychology, Philosophy, and Neuroscience | Acting Chair, Department of Psychology | Co-Director, Language Research Center | Georgia State University
What has driven the need for humans’ advanced cognitive abilities? To gain insight into our own cognitive evolution, my lab studies cognition in a variety of context in non-human primates and other species. We are interested in a variety of topics that are relevant for understanding cooperation and social behavior, such as individual recognition, perception and perceptual biases, and visual discrimination, among other topics.
Brosnan, SF (2021) Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society
Wilson, BJ, Brosnan, SF, Lonsdorf, EV, Sanz, CM (2020) Scientific Reports
Watzek, J, Brosnan, SF (2020) Scientific Reports
Addessi, E, Beran, MJ, Bourgeouis-Gironde, S, Brosnan, SF, Leca, JB (2020) Neuroscience and Biobehavioral Reviews
Watzek, J, Pope, SM, Brosnan, SF (2019) Scientific Reports
Brains & Behavior Distinguished Lecture Series
Center for Mind, Brain and Culture Lecture Series (Emory University)
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