Stephen Ceci
Helen L. Carr Professor of Developmental Psychology
Research Focus
My research activities involve three lines of inquiry, each of which generated multiple new publications during 2017. These three lines are: 1) children & the law (suggestibility, competence to testify, deception, coerced confessions), 2) women and science (sex discrimination in hiring, mentoring, stereotypes), and 3) intellectual development (cross-cultural influences, schooling, intelligence, cognitive sex differences, and achievement gaps). In my women-in-science research with Wendy Williams, we published several new articles and we co-edited a volume (in press). In addition, I conducted and published multiple experiments on children's testimonial competence (with members of my lab group). And I published several articles/chapters on intellectual development.
PSYCH Courses - Fall 2023
- PSYCH 2580 : Six Pretty Good Books: Explorations in Social Science
- PSYCH 4580 : The Science of Social Behavior
- PSYCH 4700 : Undergraduate Research in Psychology
- PSYCH 4710 : Advanced Undergraduate Research in Psychology
HD Courses - Fall 2023
- HD 2580 : Six Pretty Good Books: Explorations in Social Science
- HD 4000 : Directed Readings
- HD 4010 : Empirical Research
- HD 4020 : Supervised Fieldwork
- HD 4580 : The Science of Social Behavior
- HD 4990 : Senior Honors Thesis
- HD 7000 : Directed Readings
- HD 7010 : Empirical Research
- HD 8990 : Master's Thesis and Research
- HD 9990 : Doctoral Thesis and Research
PSYCH Courses - Spring 2024
- PSYCH 4700 : Undergraduate Research in Psychology
- PSYCH 4710 : Advanced Undergraduate Research in Psychology