The Brain, Behavior, and Quantitative Science program seeks a better understanding of human behavior through interdisciplinary approaches and seeks to translate that basic understanding to improve the development and well-being of individuals in society. We work toward this goal by developing better models of behavior, cognition, and brain function through translational research and the creation of new computational and statistical tools that allow us to extract meaningful and useful conclusions from complex data. The interests of the group include behavioral economics, cognitive neuroscience, cognitive science, developmental science, learning, and quantitative and computational methods.