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Interdisciplinary Neuroscience Program
Faust

David Faust

Professor
Psychology
(401) 874-4237
faust@uri.edu

Educational Background
Ph.D., Ohio University

Research Interests
Philosophy/psychology of science, clinical judgment, neuropsychology, and psychology and law. Current research includes such topics as the formation of false beliefs among clinicians and methods for correcting these and other sources of judgment error. Other studies have addressed psychologists and psychiatrists as expert witnesses, the capacity of mental health experts to detect simulated or malingered symptoms, and methods of neuropsychological assessment.

Professional Interests

Consultation and expert testimony in courtroom cases involving psychiatrists, psychologists and neuropsychologists.

Honors and Awards
Diplomate, American Academy of Assessment Psychology

Selected Publications

 

THE PROGRAM

The Interdiciplinary Neurosciences Program (INP) offers a Master of Science (M.S.) degree, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degree, or a Certificate in the Neurosciences. The program provides broad instruction across several neuroscience disciplines and gives students an opportunity to focus on a specific area of specialization.

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News

Professor Lisa Weyandt was awarded the 2012 Faculty Research Excellence Award in the Social Sciences for Advanced Career Faculty

URI professor finds gene that regulates body weight

Kennedy kicks off new neuroscience program at URI

Neuroscientist speaks about new viral treatment for diseases, kicks off inauguration of new URI pro

Patrick Kennedy speaks at URI neuroscience program launch

NBC-TV 10 | SOUTH KINGSTON, R.I. - December 01, 2011 - Kennedy pushes for unified efforts in brain science

URI to offer interdisciplinary graduate neuroscience programs

Researcher to tout URI neuroscience curriculum