Psychology
& Neuroscience
Empirical work on moral cognition, memory, and the control of action.
Methods
Behavioral experiments
Cross-cultural
fMRI
Computational modeling
Research areas
Moral cognition
How people attribute responsibility and blame, and how those judgments vary across cultures. [placeholder — replace with your framing]
Memory & forgetting
The cognitive and neural basis of forgetting, intention, and prospective memory. [placeholder]
Self-regulation
Temporally-extended control of action and the dynamics of attention over time. [placeholder]
Selected work
'24
Placeholder paper on moral responsibility attribution
Murray, S., & Coauthor, A. — Journal Name (2024)
'22
Placeholder paper on the dynamics of attention over time
Murray, S., & Coauthor, B. — Journal Name (2022)
'21
Placeholder paper on cross-cultural moral judgment
Murray, S., Amaya, S., & Jiménez-Leal, W. — Journal Name (2021)
Department
Neuroscience Program, Providence College
Past
Imagination & Modal Cognition Lab, Duke University
Collaboration
Universidad de los Andes, Bogotá