Prof Mandeep Dhami

Professor in Psychology

Mandeep Dhami
  • School Faculty of Science and Technology

  • Department Psychology

  • Location London

Research activities

I examine people's judgment and decision-making strategies, the factors that influence their risk perceptions, and how they communicate probabilistic information. My research employs primarily quantitative methods (i.e., experiments, surveys and statistical modelling). I often work in applied domains such as criminal courts, and intelligence analysis. I also have a background in Criminology, and so I have published research on restorative justice (victim-offender mediation), and other socio-legal/political issues. I would be willing to supervise PhD students who are interested in any of the above topics.


Current Teaching

Undergraduate thesis supervision, Masters thesis supervision, PhD supervision.


Biography

I have held academic positions at the University of Surrey (UK), University of Cambridge (UK), University of Victoria (Canada), University of Maryland (USA), and the Max Planck Institute for Human Development (Germany). In addition, I have held visiting academic posts at the University of Granada (Spain), and the Australian Graduate School of Policing and Security. I have also worked as a Principal Scientist at the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (DSTL, UK Ministry of Defence), and have work experience in two British prisons.

External activities

  • co-Editor, Judgment and Decision Making, 2020-present, Society for Judgment and Decision Making & European Association for Decision Making,
  • Associate Editor, Frontiers in Psychology (Cognition section), 2022-present, Frontiers Media SA,
  • Associate Editor, Mind & Society, 2023-present, Herbert Simon Society,
  • Publications