Patrick Gallagher, Graduate Student

Patrick Gallagher

Graduate Student
office: 102G Erwin Mill Bay A
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phone: 919-668-6491

research interests | research | publications | curriculum vita

Research Summary:
 I am interested in social, neurocognitive, and personality psychology, especially in those areas where all three intersect. I am currently involved in research investigating 1) attentional scope, judgment and decision-making and other social cognitive functions, 2) stability and predictability of patterns of behavior over time, and 3) the nature and function of personality traits.

Representative Publications:

  1. Gallagher, P., Haire, A. & Dagenbach, D. (in preparation). Sound decisions: The relative frequency properties of others' voices affect framing.  [abs]
  2. Fleeson, W. & Gallagher, P. (under review at JPSP). The implications of big-five standing for the distribution of behavior: Fifteen experience-sampling studies and a meta-analysis.  [abs]
  3. Gallagher, P. & Dagenbach, D. (2007). Manipulating noise frequencies alters hemispheric contributions to decision making. Brain & Cognition, 64, 42-49.  [abs]