Eleanor B. Schille-Hudson

I am a Postdoctoral Research Scientist working with Tanya Luhrmann in the Department of Anthropology at Stanford University. I earned my Ph.D. in Cognitive Science & Cognitive Psychology at Indiana University, Bloomington. My faculty advisors were David Landy (now at Netflix) and Rob Goldstone. 

My research asks: How do people perceive and construct complex realities? I think about the way people’s implicit expectations are shaped by their communities and context and the way those lead to habituated behaviors which allow them to make sense of the sensorially inaccessible. I employ a combination of behavioral studies, computational modeling, and philosophical thinking. 

You can reach me by emailing: erbsh(at)stanford(dot)edu

(the "Schille" in Schille-Hudson is pronounced 'shill-ee')