معرفی
Joan Miller is a Professor of Psychology (CSD) and Director of Undergraduate Studies and Departmental Advisor for Psychology at The New School for Social Research, part of The New School. She holds a PhD from the University of Chicago (1982). Her research focuses on cultural psychology, particularly cultural influences on social cognition, relationships, and moral development. She leads the Cultural Psychology Lab (https://www.nssrculturalpsychologylab.com/).
Her work examines cultural norms in close relationships, stress/coping mechanisms, and cross-cultural perspectives on emerging adulthood. Awards include ISSBD and APS Fellowships and a Nehru Chair Visiting Professorship. She teaches courses like Developmental Psychology, Moral Reasoning, and Research Methods.
- Education: PhD 1982, University of Chicago
- Research Interests: Cultural norms in relationships, moral development, cross-cultural social cognition
- Recent Publications: Focus on reciprocity, agency, and cultural variations in morality and social behavior
Her lab investigates topics such as cultural differences in agency, moral reasoning, and reciprocity across diverse populations. She advises students and oversees grants exploring cultural influences on psychology. Past and current courses emphasize developmental, moral, and methodological themes in psychological research.
