Research group Golkar's Research Lab
Golkar’s research lab investigates various aspects of emotional learning with a specific focus on how we learn and remember from aversive experiences.
Within this line of research, we study how our ability to learn by observing the behaviors of other individuals – through so called social learning –can help us better understand how we develop fears and how social learning strategies can be used to prevent and extinguish previously learned fears. Our research departs from well established associative learning models and combines behavioral, psychophysiological and brain imaging methods.
Group description
The Golkar Lab is funded by the following research bodies:
Group members
Group managers
Armita Törngren Golkar
Associate Professor
Members
Marieke Bos
Assistant Professor
Granit Kastrati
Guest Researcher
Rodrigo Moreno
Associate Professor
Jessica Määttä
Project coordinator
Christoffer Olsson
Post doc
Melanie Juliana Wiehe
Doktorand
Research projects
Publications
Publication list for Armita Golkar