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Hey, everyone. New member and first time poster here.
I'm going to start my applications for PhDs in psychology this fall and I've been constantly looking at schools and people. I was originally planning on neuropsychology or something with an emphasis on biology, but looking through the papers and at people I haven't really found anything that jumped out at me.
My real love is evolutionary psychology and comparative animal psychology. My issue is that I can't seem to find a lot of professor's who do research under that umbrella. I found some people at Oakland University in Michigan and McMaster University in Canada and Duke University has a program in evolutionary anthropology that's interdisciplinary and looked interesting.
My question is can anyone suggest any schools or individuals that might do work like that? Thanks!
I'm going to start my applications for PhDs in psychology this fall and I've been constantly looking at schools and people. I was originally planning on neuropsychology or something with an emphasis on biology, but looking through the papers and at people I haven't really found anything that jumped out at me.
My real love is evolutionary psychology and comparative animal psychology. My issue is that I can't seem to find a lot of professor's who do research under that umbrella. I found some people at Oakland University in Michigan and McMaster University in Canada and Duke University has a program in evolutionary anthropology that's interdisciplinary and looked interesting.
My question is can anyone suggest any schools or individuals that might do work like that? Thanks!