The decision making and social cognition group aims to bring together people from various disciplines who study judgment and decision making in social settings. Among other topics, the group is interested in the role of emotion in decision making and perceptions of risk, contextual effects on the construction of judgments, comparison processes, and the communication and sharing of information relevant to decision making.

Currently, we meet every other week to discuss a recent article that is relevant to decision making (broadly defined). We try to choose articles that are pivotal, controversial, or novel. To see the schedule for these meetings, please go to:
http://www.uoregon.edu/~sdhodges/dmreadg.htm.