Welcome
In the Motivated Attention & Perception Lab, directed by
Dr. Steve Most, our research probes relationships between motivation, emotion, and attentional control, as well as how each of these factors influences basic cognitive processes such as perception and memory. We investigate how goal-related priorities and emotional responses to the environment help to determine what we see and remember, as well as the consequences of such interactions for psychological and physical health. To learn more about what we do and about the people in our lab, please take some time to explore this website. If you are an undergraduate and are interested in getting research experience in our lab, please click here.
In the Motivated Attention & Perception Lab, directed by
Dr. Steve Most, our research probes relationships between motivation, emotion, and attentional control, as well as how each of these factors influences basic cognitive processes such as perception and memory. We investigate how goal-related priorities and emotional responses to the environment help to determine what we see and remember, as well as the consequences of such interactions for psychological and physical health. To learn more about what we do and about the people in our lab, please take some time to explore this website. If you are an undergraduate and are interested in getting research experience in our lab, please click here.
428 Wolf Hall, Department of Psychology, University of Delaware, Newark, DE 19716-2577
302-831-2884 (office), 302-831-3532 (lab), most @ psych.udel.edu
302-831-2884 (office), 302-831-3532 (lab), most @ psych.udel.edu
Recent News
November 2009
New Paper Accepted to Cognitive, Affective, & Behavioral Neuroscience
September 2009
New Graduate Student
Welcome to Briana Kennedy!
August 2009
New Paper Accepted to APA Journal Emotion
August 2009
Grad Student Talk Accepted
Lingling Wang is one of only 15 presenters to have a talk accepted for November's Object Perception, Attention, & Memory conference
May 2009
NIH Awards 3-Year Grant
To fund a collaborative effort to uncover neuro-cognitive mechanisms of attention- and emotion- regulation associated with childhood obesity. Click on the blue header above to read the story!
November 2009
New Paper Accepted to Cognitive, Affective, & Behavioral Neuroscience
September 2009
New Graduate Student
Welcome to Briana Kennedy!
August 2009
New Paper Accepted to APA Journal Emotion
August 2009
Grad Student Talk Accepted
Lingling Wang is one of only 15 presenters to have a talk accepted for November's Object Perception, Attention, & Memory conference
May 2009
NIH Awards 3-Year Grant
To fund a collaborative effort to uncover neuro-cognitive mechanisms of attention- and emotion- regulation associated with childhood obesity. Click on the blue header above to read the story!