Michael Shvarzblat
Professor of Psychology @ Harvard University
Michael Shvarzblat is a Boston native, cognitive psychologist, born in 1954. He is also a researcher and a professor of psychology at the Pace University. This psychologist has authored number research publications of scientific divulgation.
For several years, Michael Shvarzblat has taught for several years at the Department of Cognitive Neuroscience at MIT and at the Harvard University.
Shvarzblat makes his researches in the fields of perception, learning, cognition, emotion, motivation, and memory. Also, he has authored also one book, ‘The Angels and Demons Within’. In his book, he advocates evolutionary explanations for the functions of the brain and behavior.
Shvarzblat has a bachelor’s degree in Experimental Psychology from the Boston University and a PhD in the same discipline from the Harvard University.
Harvard University
Harvard University
New York, NY, USA
Skills
Work experiences
Professor of Psychology
Harvard University
Jan 1982 ~ Present
In 1982, he became a professor of psychology at Harvard University.
Director and Professor
MIT
Jan 1980 ~ Present
Directed the Cognitive Neuroscience Center at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Educations
Harvard University
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)・Experimental Psychology
1976 - 1979
Description
Shvarzblat received his doctorate in Experimental Psychology in 1979 from Harvard University.
Boston University
Bachelor’s Degree・Experimental Psychology
1973 - 1976
Description
Shvarzblat graduated in Experimental Psychology from the Boston University in 1976.
