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David Walsh
Associate Professor of Psychology
Contact Information
Office: SGM 710
Phone: (213)740-2275
E-mail:
dwalsh@usc.edu
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Education
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B.A. Psychology and Computer Science, University of Maryland College Park
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Ph.D. Psychology, University of Minnesota, 1/1974
Academic Appointment, Affiliation, and Employment History
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Associate Professor, Developmental Aging and Experimental Psychology, University of Southern California, 1/1/1981-
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Assistant Professor, Developmental Aging and Experimental Psychology, University of Southern California, 1/1/1975-1/1/1980
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Lecturer, Statistical Methods and Cognitive Psychology, University of Southern California, 1/1/1974-1/1/1975
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Lecturer, Statistical Methods and Psychology of Language, Loyola University of Los Angeles, 1/1/1974
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Lecturer, The Psychology of Language, University of Minnesota, 1/1/1973
Description of Research
Summary Statement of Research Interests
Professor Walsh's research interests have spanned a variety of topics in the cognitive psychology of adult development and aging. Hi scurrent research focuses on the adult development of problem solving and decision-making abilities. A second focus of Professor Walsh's work has been the examination of motivational aspects of decision making in personally consequential areas, such as health, occupation, and finance.
Publications
Book Chapter
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Ong, A. D., Horn, J. L., Walsh, D. A.
(2007).
Stepping into the light: Modeling the intraindividual dimensions of hedonic and eudaeominic well-being. pp. 12-25. New York, NY: Oxford University Press.
Journal Article
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Chulef, A., Read, S. J., Walsh, D. A.
(2001).
A Hierarchical Taxonomy of Human Goals. Motivation and Emotion.
Vol. 25, pp. 191-232.
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