Robb Rutledge
Scholar

Robb Rutledge

Google Scholar ID: xdLLB0MAAAAJ
Yale University
Decision NeuroscienceReinforcement LearningSubjective Well-BeingNeuroeconomicsComputational Psychiatry
Citations & Impact
All-time
Citations
4,228
 
H-index
36
 
i10-index
53
 
Publications
20
 
Co-authors
108
list available
Resume
Academic Achievements
  • - Papers published: 'Language sentiment predicts changes in depressive symptoms', in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences USA
  • - Papers published: 'Surprising sounds bias risky decision making', in Nature Communications
  • - Organized conference: The 2nd Annual Computational Psychiatry Conference
  • - Awards: Joey Heffner won a best poster award; Gloria Feng received the NSF Graduate Research Fellowship
Research Experience
  • - Research projects: Using smartphone applications to study the relationship between happiness and recent expectations.
  • - Ongoing research: Exploring how happiness relates to effort, music, language, and many other factors.
Education
  • Insufficient information to determine specific individual's educational background.
Background
  • Research interests include happiness, decision-making processes, and their relationship with mood disorders; professional field covers psychology and computational psychiatry.
Miscellany
  • Lab members engage the public in scientific research through mobile apps like The Great Brain Experiment and Happiness Quest.