Kyle Dickey

Kyle Dickey, PhD, is a Visiting Assistant Professor of Psychology at Stetson University. He teaches courses such as Introduction to Psychology, Social Psychology, Theories and Research in Personality, Statistics, and Research Methods. His research focuses on counterfactual thinking, mental simulation, and cognitive biases, particularly how individuals use "what if?" or "if only..." thoughts to learn from past failures.

• Education:
  • PhD in Psychology, Texas A&M University
  • BA in Psychology, Miami University (OH)

Dickey collaborates with undergraduate students on experimental studies of social cognition and behavioral decision-making. His publications examine the intersection of counterfactual reasoning with impulsivity and delay-discounting. While no scientific awards are listed, his work emphasizes applied research in cognitive psychology and behavioral economics.