Hirotaka Imada

Hirotaka is a PhD student and associate lecturer in the School of Psychology.

• Prosocial behaviour
• Social identity
• Reputation
• Inter-/intra-group processes 

Hirotaka's research interests lie in social and evolutionary psychology. His research addresses the question why people cooperate with others, using economic games.  Specifically, he is interested in how personal and group reputation shape various forms of prosociality.   

• Dr Tim Hopthrow 
• Professor Dominic Abrams 
• Dr Jim Everett

Funding

School of Psychology Research Scholarship (Sept 2019-)