Cognitive science is the interdisciplinary study of minds and mental activity. Cognitive science of religion (CSR) is a young and growing field that investigates how our mental systems inform and constrain religious thought, experience and expression. This conference will appeal to anyone interested…
School of Psychology, Family, and Community
2013/09/13. William Rand Kenan Jr. University Professor of Philosophy, Emory University. Respondent: Justin Barrett, Professor of Psychology, Fuller Graduate School of Psychology.
2013/09/14. Professor of Psychology, Fuller Graduate School of Psychology. Respondent: Robert McCauley. William Rand Kenan Jr. University Professor of Philosophy, Emory University.
2013/09/14. "Memory for MCI (Minimal Counterintuitiveness) Theory". Associate Professor of Psychology, Eastern Washington University. "Implicit, Explicit, and Neurophysiological Measures of Attitudes Toward God". Associate Professor of Psychology, Biola University. "Cognitive Science and the Natural Knowledge of God". Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Azusa Pacific University.
2013/09/14. Associate Professor of Psychology, Eastern Washington University.
2013/09/14. Associate Professor of Psychology, Biola University.
2013/09/14. Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Azusa Pacific University.
2013/09/13. William Rand Kenan Jr. University Professor of Philosophy, Emory University. Respondent: Justin Barrett, Professor of Psychology, Fuller Graduate School of Psychology.
2013/09/14. Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Langsing Community College.
2013/09/14. Assistant Professor of Psychology, Pepperdine University.
2013/09/14. Professor of Education, University of Jyväskylä (Finland).
2013/09/14. Assistant Professor of Psychology, Bethel University.
2013/09/14. Professor of Psychology, Northwestern College. Assistant Professor of Psychology, Calvin College.
2013/09/14. Associate Professor of Philosophy, Trinity Western University.
2013/09/14. Associate Professor of Psychology, Northwest Christian University.
2013/09/14. Professor of Psychology, Northwestern College.
2013/09/14. Dean of the School of Theology and Ministry, Seattle University.
2013/09/14. Professor of Psychology, Fuller Graduate School of Psychology. Respondent: Robert McCauley. William Rand Kenan Jr. University Professor of Philosophy, Emory University.
2013/09/14. Assistant Professor of Psychology, Booth University College.
2013/09/14. Assistant Professor of Psychology, Calvin College.
2013/09/14. "Understanding Omniscience In a Perspective-Taking Task". Associate Professor of Psychology, Northwest Christian University. "Weird Or Just Weird Enough? The Counter-Intuitiveness of Christian Theological Concepts". Professor of Psychology, Northwestern College. "CSR and Religious and Theological Education: Implications, Impediments, and Strategies for Deeper Dialogue". Dean of the School of Theology and Ministry, Seattle University.
2013/09/14. "Out With the Bathwater: A CSR That Addresses Cultural Realities". Assistant Professor of Psychology, Booth University College. "Intelligences and Religiosity". Assistant Professor of Psychology, Calvin College. "Cognitive Architectures and the 'Naturalness Thesis' In CSR". Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Langsing Community College.
2013/09/14. Professor of Psychology, "Priming Analytical Thinking Does Not Diminish Religious Belief". Northwestern College. Assistant Professor of Psychology, Calvin College. "Cognitive Science of Religion, Reformed Epistemology and Theistic Arguments". Associate Professor of Philosophy, Trinity Western University.
2013/0914. "Evaluation of Christian Spiritual Formation Practices for College Student Wellbeing". Assistant Professor of Psychology, Pepperdine University. "Born Believers In Denial". Professor of Education, University of Jyväskylä (Finland. "After Life Beliefs: Does Death Provide the Deceased Access to New Knowledge?". Assistant Professor of Psychology, Bethel University.