HuJi Psychology Department
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The department is dedicated to advancing research and education in various psychological fields, including cognition, clinical psychology, developmental psychology, and neuroscience. It provides comprehensive undergraduate and graduate programs and is involved in cutting-edge research. The Psychology Department at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem houses a group of innovative psychologists conducting cutting-edge research on human motivation, emotion, cognition, and social interactions. With 24 in-house laboratories and various 'field labs,' the department is dedicated to training the next generation of psychologists and educating the public about the science of psychology.
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