Dr Dan Navarro
Research Interests
I'm an Australian Research Fellow with the School of Psychology at the University of Adelaide. My research examines the logic that underlies everyday beliefs and reasoning, both when we get it right and when we get it wrong. Topics covered by recent pure research projects include: the nature of concepts and categories, models of stimulus similarity, the perception of randomness, human decision making in real time and real environments, understanding individual differences, how people reason about cause and effect, and statistical methods in psychology. Recent applied projects have looked at understanding user behaviour in a mobile phone environment, decision-making in the petroleum industry and social network analysis in a defence context. In 2007, I was named the as winner of the Society for Mathematical Psychology's "new investigator award". A brief overview and a complete listing of my papers can be found
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Entry last updated: Tuesday, 26 May 2009
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