Psychology and the Law - Video Evidence

 

Yael Granot is an Assistant Professor of Psychology at Smith College. Her research focus is psychology and law. She uses eye tracking and other experimental techniques to examine how people make legal judgements. She also explores how people develop attitudes about justice, and is currently exploring this in the context of adolescents’ experiences with school discipline and school-based policing. She received her doctorate in Social Psychology from New York University and her bachelor’s from Vassar College. At Smith College, she teaches courses on social psychology, research methods, and a seminar on the intersection of psychology and law.

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