Yoav Bar-Anan. A full professor in the school of
psychological sciences, Tel-Aviv University. Recieved his BA (Psychology
/ Film and TV) and MA (Social Psychology) from Tel-Aviv University.
Received his PhD in social psychology from the University of Virginia
under the supervision of Timothy Wilson. He was a faculty in Ben-Gurion
University for nine years before joining the School of Psychological
Sciences at Tel-Aviv University in 2018. For research interests and
research output, see this very
website.
Tzipi Dror. Tzipi graduated from Ben-Gurion University
of the Negev with a B.A. in Psychology, Philosophy, and Art, and an MA
in Clinical Psychology. She is currently a doctoral student in Social
Psychology at Tel-Aviv University. She studies attitude formation (e.g.,
how people judge multi-featured objects, extinction in evaluative
conditioning), indirect measures of judgment (e.g., using machine
learning to improve their scoring), and gender (perception of the
suffering that women experience as a result of gender inequality, and
the relation between gender identity and well-being).
Yahel Nudler. Yahel graduated from Reichman University
with a B.A. in Psychology and received his M.A. in Social Psychology
from Tel-Aviv University. He is currently a doctoral student in Social
Psychology at Tel-Aviv University. Yahel is broadly interested in social
cognition and evaluative conditioning (EC) in particular, mapping the
self-knowledge (and its boundaries) that people have on the factors that
influence their judgment and behavior, and also in motivation and
decision-making. Yahel is also interested in motivation and implicit
motivation in particular, the use of indirect evaluative measures to
assess motivation and predict behavioral choices, and neuro-chemical
aspects of the attachment system.
Noga Segal Gordon. Noga received her BSc. in computer
science and psychology and her M.A. in Social Psychology from Tel Aviv
University. She is currently a doctoral student in Social Psychology at
Tel-Aviv University. Her current research examines scoring algorithms of
indirect judgment measures. Her research interests are in combining
multidisciplinary tools with advanced statistical methods for the
benefit of research in social psychology
