Jordan Schotz
Assistant Professor of Psychology; Advisor, Psychology Club
Location
Admin 215G
Education
Ph.D., Human Factors and Cognitive Psychology, University of Central Florida.
M.A., Applied Experimental and Human Factors Psychology, University of Central Florida.
B.A., Psychology, Webster Vienna Private University.
Publications
Schotz, J., Lam, T., Ebner, N., & Lighthall, N. (2025). Visual Cues of Trustworthiness: Unique Effects of Social vs. Nonsocial Cues on Trust-related Behavior and Memory. Scientific Reports.
Roman, D., Follese, H., Schotz, J., Wang, S., Mell, J., Lighthall, N. (2025). Deciphering Trust: Multi-Modal Affective Analysis in Dynamic Decision-Making Games. 2025 Fall Symposium Series of the Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence.
Academic Interests
Social Decision-Making, Trust-Related Learning, Human-Computer Interaction.