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James S. MagnusonAssistant Professor
Department of Psychology
University of Connecticut
and Haskins Laboratories
860-486-3525
james.magnuson@uconn.edu
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Research interests
Cognition and action "in the wild" occur in rich contexts.
My research explores how information from multiple sources
is integrated in naturalistic tasks, using a combination of
empirical methods (standard lab tasks, eye tracking, and EEG/ERP)
and computational modeling. My primary area of interest is spoken
language comprehension. My other interests include: psycholinguistics
in general, eye movements, vision (object recognition and scene
perception), categorization, learning, reasoning and decision
making (click here to see details regarding current and recent
projects, and here to see a list of papers and presentations,
with some downloadable manuscripts). Click here to go to my
lab's home page.
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Teaching
So far, I teach two undergraduate courses here: PSYC 256, Cognitive Psychology,
and PSYC 202QW, Research Methods in Psychology. Syllabi are available via WebCT. I'll
put links here soon.
I also teach two graduate courses. I'm teaching "The Mental Lexicon" in Spring, 2006,
and "Cognition" in Fall, 2006.
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