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Jason Cowell

Professor Chair of Psychology

University of Wisconsin–Green Bay

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Center for the Advancement of Teaching and Learning

Center on Aging

College of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences

Psychology

University of Wisconsin–Green Bay

Jason Cowell is currently serving as an A-Z Site Index Professor Chair of Psychology at University of Wisconsin–Green Bay.

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Jason Cowell

University of Wisconsin–Green Bay

Professor Chair of Psychology

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psychology developmental psychology neuroscience behavioral sciences child development moral psychology developmental science empathy morality cognitive science social psychology child psychology social cognition developmental cognitive neuroscience cultural psychology cross-cultural perspectives behavioral neuroscience cognitive neuroscience experimental social psychology early childhood development early childhood social-emotional development prosocial behavior social reasoning cultural change affective neuroscience experimental child psychology moral education emotional development resource allocation moral issues moral behavior group process psychological science social identity group decision interpersonal violence group interaction peer relationships social conflict cognitive psychology human development cultural identity child mental health knowledge sharing moral philosophy evolution of human intelligence social-emotional wellbeing ethical dilemmas altruism brain mechanisms algorithmic bias algorithmic fairness behavioral facets collectivist cultures moral cognition behavioral neuroscience investigation preschool children cognitive empathy implicit moral evaluation affective sharing empathic concern specific electrophysiological components necessary foundation interpersonal harm aversion developmental neuroscience perspective preschool age children social comparisons educational psychology behavioral research emotional selfregulation applied philosophy humanities neuroethics human nature human brain applied psychology applied cognitive psychology behavioural process neuropsychology thinking skills affect ethics ethical theory psychiatry differential psychology cognitive development mindfulness animal cognition emotions philosophy of mind cognition psychological bulletin psychological methods human behavior education experimental psychology social sciences behavioral education attention disorders philosophy

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The Cross-Cultural Temporal Neurodynamics of Fairness: A Developmental Machine-Learning Neuroscience Investigation.. Developmental Psychology (2025)

cultural dividealgorithmic biascognitive neurosciencedevelopmental psychologycognitive developmentdevelopmental sciencefairnessalgorithmic fairnessdevelopmental cognitive neurosciencecognitive sciencecross-cultural perspectivescross-cultural temporal neurodynamicsbehavioral sciences

Emotion or Evaluation: Cultural Differences in the Parental Socialization of Moral Judgement. Frontiers in Human Neuroscience (2022)

ethical dilemmascultural differencessocial cognitionethical theoryculturefamily relationsmoralitymoral psychologyethicssocial psychologydevelopmental psychologycultural psychologyparental socializationmoral judgementpsychologysocial reasoningmoral issues

An Investigation of Children's Empathic Dispositions and Behaviours Across Seven Countries. Infant and Child Development (2021)

Violet KozloffJason M. CowellElizabeth HuppertNatalia Gomez‐SicardKang LeeRanda MahasnehSusan Malcolm‐SmithBilge SelcukXinyue ZhouJean Decety

empathyempathic dispositionschild psychologysocial-emotional wellbeingpsychologyemotional developmentearly childhood developmentexperimental child psychologydevelopmental sciencecross-cultural perspectivesprosocial behaviordevelopmental psychologysocial behaviorbehavioral sciencessocial skillssocial-emotional developmentsocial psychologysocial scienceschild development

The Neurodevelopment of Social Preferences in Early Childhood. Current Opinion in Neurobiology (2021)

Jean DecetyNikolaus SteinbeisJason M Cowell

developmental neurobiologyearly childhoodneurosciencesocial preferences

applied social psychologycultural similaritiessocial cognitionculturedeviance (sociology)eye-tracking studycultural changesocial psychologydevelopmental psychologyintercultural studiessociomoral judgmentscross-cultural perspectivescultural psychologyexperimental social psychologypsychologysocial reasoning

The Development of Social Comparisons and Sharing Behavior Across 12 Countries. Journal of Experimental Child Psychology (2020)

Anya SamekJason M. CowellAlexander W. CappelenYawei ChengCarlos Contreras-IbáñezNatalia Gomez-SicardMaria L. Gonzalez-GadeaDavid HuepeAgustin IbáñezKang LeeSusan Malcolm-SmithNatalia SalasBilge SelcukBertil TungoddenAlina WongXinyue ZhouJean Decety

experimental psychologydevelopmental psychologysocial comparisonssocial sciencespsychologyexperimental child psychologyexperimental social psychologychild psychologychild developmentbehavioral sciences

Cultural Differences and Similarities in Young Children’s Moral Inferences. The Proceedings of the Annual Convention of the Japanese Psychological Association (2019)

cultural differencesethical theoryculturemoralitymoral psychologydevelopmental psychologymoral educationchild psychologypsychologysocial reasoningmoral issues

Retraction Notice to: The Negative Association Between Religiousness and Children’s Altruism Across the World. Current Biology (2019)

Jean DecetyJason M. CowellKang LeeRanda MahasnehSusan Malcolm-SmithBilge SelcukXinyue Zhou

biologychild developmentaltruism

That’s Not Fair: Children’s Neural Computations of Fairness and Their Impact on Resource Allocation Behaviors and Judgments.. Developmental Psychology (2019)

Jason M CowellJessica A SommervilleJean Decety

neural computationresource allocation behaviorsdevelopmental psychologyresource allocationfairnesschild developmentpsychology

Children's Neural Processing of Moral Scenarios Provides Insight Into the Formation and Reduction of in‐Group Biases. Developmental Science (2018)

Kimberly L. MeidenbauerJason M. CowellJean Decety

moral scenariosdevelopmental psychologyin-group biasesdevelopmental scienceneural processingchild developmentpsychology

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Jason Cowell

Professor Chair of Psychology

University of Wisconsin–Green Bay

Affiliations

A-Z Site Index

Center for the Advancement of Teaching and Learning

Center on Aging

College of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences

Psychology

University of Wisconsin–Green Bay

Jason Cowell is currently serving as an A-Z Site Index Professor Chair of Psychology at University of Wisconsin–Green Bay.

Honors

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Experiences

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Jason Cowell

University of Wisconsin–Green Bay

Professor Chair of Psychology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Cross-Cultural Temporal Neurodynamics of Fairness: A Developmental Machine-Learning Neuroscience Investigation.. Developmental Psychology (2025)

Emotion or Evaluation: Cultural Differences in the Parental Socialization of Moral Judgement. Frontiers in Human Neuroscience (2022)

An Investigation of Children's Empathic Dispositions and Behaviours Across Seven Countries. Infant and Child Development (2021)

Violet KozloffJason M. CowellElizabeth HuppertNatalia Gomez‐SicardKang LeeRanda MahasnehSusan Malcolm‐SmithBilge SelcukXinyue ZhouJean Decety

The Neurodevelopment of Social Preferences in Early Childhood. Current Opinion in Neurobiology (2021)

Jean DecetyNikolaus SteinbeisJason M Cowell

developmental neurobiologyearly childhoodneurosciencesocial preferences

The Development of Social Comparisons and Sharing Behavior Across 12 Countries. Journal of Experimental Child Psychology (2020)

Cultural Differences and Similarities in Young Children’s Moral Inferences. The Proceedings of the Annual Convention of the Japanese Psychological Association (2019)

cultural differencesethical theoryculturemoralitymoral psychologydevelopmental psychologymoral educationchild psychologypsychologysocial reasoningmoral issues

Retraction Notice to: The Negative Association Between Religiousness and Children’s Altruism Across the World. Current Biology (2019)

Jean DecetyJason M. CowellKang LeeRanda MahasnehSusan Malcolm-SmithBilge SelcukXinyue Zhou

biologychild developmentaltruism

That’s Not Fair: Children’s Neural Computations of Fairness and Their Impact on Resource Allocation Behaviors and Judgments.. Developmental Psychology (2019)

Jason M CowellJessica A SommervilleJean Decety

neural computationresource allocation behaviorsdevelopmental psychologyresource allocationfairnesschild developmentpsychology

Children's Neural Processing of Moral Scenarios Provides Insight Into the Formation and Reduction of in‐Group Biases. Developmental Science (2018)

Kimberly L. MeidenbauerJason M. CowellJean Decety

moral scenariosdevelopmental psychologyin-group biasesdevelopmental scienceneural processingchild developmentpsychology

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