The Computational Psychopathology Lab investigates cognition and mental health through human and non-human behavioural experiments paired with computational modelling. We study how individuals learn about the causal structure of their environments, how they perceive agency—both their own and others’—and how these learning processes shape reasoning.
Our work spans childhood to adulthood, and we collaborate closely with researchers across universities, industry partners, and clinicians. The models we develop enhance understanding of learning and decision-making, with applications in fields such as robotics, artificial intelligence, and mental health.
Our work spans childhood to adulthood, and we collaborate closely with researchers across universities, industry partners, and clinicians. The models we develop enhance understanding of learning and decision-making, with applications in fields such as robotics, artificial intelligence, and mental health.
