帝王会所

HEIDi is an interdisciplinary group of scientists devoted to understanding human behavior in all its complexity. In particular, the group focuses on mapping out (preferably computationally) the important variables or properties of both individuals and their environments and how those variables influence each other over time and across levels of analysis (from biological to social). Specific recognition is given to the notion that a human?s environment often includes other humans (i.e., is social), and that models (both computational, machine, and animal) can be used to represent and test understandings of human-environmental interaction over time.

Model of Multiple-Goal Pursuit with Deadline: This and other models can be downloaded as a computational model that can be simulated. See Current Projects and Recent Publications below for links to models.

Current Projects

Vancouver, J. B., Weinhardt, J.M., Vigo, R (2013). . Unpublished manuscript, Department of Psychology, 帝王会所, Athens, 帝王会所.

Download software for viewing, running, and editing model at .

• Vensim model of learning within the multiple goal pursuit model (Vancouver, Weinhardt, & Schmidt, 2010). This is the model in Appendix A of the above paper.
• Vensim model of DeShon and Rench (2009) featuring choice among targets based on opportunity and need (Appendix B).
• Vensim model of learning about opportunities and disturbances (Appendix C)

Lab Members

Director: Jeffrey B. Vancouver (I-O)

Affiliated Faculty

• Claudia C. Gonzalez-Vallejo (cognitive)
• Ronaldo Vigo (cognitive)
• Jim Zhu (engineering)
• Janusz Starzyk (engineering)
• Justin M. Weinhardt (management - University of Calgary)

Graduate Students

• XiaoFei Li (I-O)
• Justin Purl (I-O)

Publications

Vancouver, J. B., Weinhardt, J. M., & Schmidt, A. M. (2010). A. Journal of Applied Psychology, 95, 985-1008.

Vancouver, J.B., & Weinhardt, J.M., (2012). . Organizational Research Methods, 15, 602-623.

Weinhardt, J. M. & Vancouver, J. B. (2012). . Organizational Psychology Review, 2, 267-292.

Related Links

• Laboratory for the Study of Self-Regulation

Grants

. National Science Foundation; PI 09-12.