People in the Belief, Reasoning, & Inference Lab

Natalie Lindemann, Primary Investigator

Dr. Lindemann is interested in how people’s beliefs are affected by their philosophical and religious viewpoints, reasoning, embodied cognition, and data.

Sal Iodice

Psychology major with research interests in belief systems, misinformation and disinformation. Looking forward to contributing to the lab and plans to pursue a Master's in experimental psychology.

Clinical Psychology and Neuropsychology Honors (with Dr. Diamond). Psy.D. at Immaculata University starting in Fall 2025.

Clinical Psychology and Neuropsychology Honors (with Dr. Diamond).  Psy.D. at Divine Mercy University starting in Fall 2025.

Double major in Psychology and Criminology & Criminal Justice, with a Legal Studies minor. Impact of Academic Self-Efficacy, Grit, and Stress on Academic Performance, published in Celebrating Student Writing Across the Curriculum Magazine. Excellence in Academics, Research, and Service Award (UG).

Assisted with data coding, research discussions, and a conference talk.

Social Science Honors (under Dr. Kressel). MSW graduate student.

Cognitive Science Honors, presented research at the 2023 meeting of the Eastern Psychological Association.

Assisted with research and conference presentations.

MA in Public Health Policy and Management at New York University; Outstanding Academic Achievement and Research Award 2018

MA in Forensic Psychology at The Chicago School of Professional Psychology, Los Angeles

Public Health MA at Rutgers University

Psy.D. at Nova Southeastern University; Outstanding Academic Achievement and Research Award 2015

MA Clinical Mental Health and School Counseling

Cognitive psychology PhD, Washington State University

Licensed Counselor; Founder and Director of Mercedes & Family LLC

PsyD at SUNY Albany

Communication Disorders MA at William Paterson