Greg L. Robinson-Riegler

Dr. Gregory Robinson-Riegler is a Professor in the Department of Psychology at the University of St. Thomas, where he has taught since 1990. He specializes in cognitive psychology, with research focusing on memory illusions, cognitive processes associated with paranormal experiences, and attentional mechanisms.

His current research examines cognitive processing of attractive and unattractive faces, false memories for different event types, and individual differences in attention division. Dr. Robinson-Riegler teaches General Psychology, Cognition, and Research Methods in Cognition courses.

Dr. Robinson-Riegler is currently co-authoring a cognition textbook with his wife, Dr. Bridget Robinson-Riegler, who serves on the faculty at Augsburg University. He actively seeks research assistants for studies on face recognition, memory formation, and attention division.