Jennifer Asmuth

Jennifer Asmuth is an Associate Professor of Psychology at Susquehanna University, where she teaches courses such as Principles of Psychology, Cognitive Psychology, and Research Methods. Her research focuses on how the mind represents information, with specific interests in children’s numerical cognition, belief revision, and mental representation. She has published in journals like Cognition and Behavioral and Brain Sciences and presented at conferences including Cognitive Science and the Society for Research in Child Development.

• Education: PhD and MA in Psychology, Northwestern University
• BA in Psychology, St. John’s College

Her work emphasizes understanding the cognitive processes underlying knowledge acquisition and adaptation in developmental contexts.