At SpringLab, we specialize in developing innovative behavioral paradigms to investigate the broad scope of social cognition, from basic perspective-taking to complex moral reasoning. 

More recently, we initiated two new lines of research to explore the relationship between social cognition and, on the one hand, wisdom (one of the most sustainable approaches to decision-making) and, on the other hand, social isolation (one of the most detrimental predictors of mental and physical health).

Drawing on a wide range of experimental psychology and neuroscience techniques, we study individuals with social impairments, including brain-damaged and psychiatric patients, as well as healthy adults. 

Our aim is to contribute to both scientific knowledge and its clinical and broader societal applications.