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Sean Grant, PhD

Research Associate Professor, HEDCO Institute for Evidence-Based Educational Practice

University of Oregon

evidence-based practice , open science, Science Policy, Substance Use

Sean Grant completed his doctorate in social intervention as a Clarendon Scholar at the Centre for Evidence-Based Intervention, University of Oxford. His scholarship aims to promote the use of scientific evidence to inform policymaking and programmatic decisions across various health and social sectors. As a research associate professor with the HEDCO Institute for Evidence-Based Educational Practice at the University of Oregon, Grant specializes in methods for synthesizing research evidence and expert opinion on 鈥渨hat works鈥 in addressing pressing societal issues. His work on these methods also involves collaborative, translational research focused on specific topics, such as substance use and mental health. 

Attitudes, Computational Approach, Impressions, open science, Personality, personality and attitude, Social Groups

 is a professor of psychology at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and a researcher at the Beckman Institute for Advanced Science and Technology.

As an experimental psychologist, Professor Kurdi’s research seeks to understand the immense power and the surprising limitations of our minds in adaptively responding to new information given a lifetime of learning. He examines learning in the context of basic social processes. Specifically, he studies the ordinary decisions we make every day that are critical to our well-being and even survival: our evaluations of and beliefs about other people. In doing so, he relies on a combination of traditional online and laboratory experiments as well as computational approaches, while drawing on a variety of learning paradigms, including reinforcement learning, evaluative conditioning, propositional learning, and causal learning. These methods help him uncover the basic mechanisms involved in how we acquire and update our impressions of individuals, especially against the backdrop of information about their social group memberships, such as gender, sexual orientation, age, race, and ethnicity.

Research Areas:

  • Social Personality

Research Interests:

  • Implicit Attitude Change

  • Attitudes in the Wild

  • Computational Approaches

  • Open Science and Resources

Education

  • B.A., Eotvos Lorand University, 2011

  • M.A., political science, Central European University, 2013

  • M.A., psychology, Harvard University, 2019

  • Ph.D., psychology, Harvard University, 2019

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