Research in the Little Learning Lab
The Little Learning Lab is located in the Psychology Department at California State University, East Bay. We conduct cognitive psychology research with applications to education. For example, projects investigate how to improve memory and metacognition and individual differences in the strategies that people use to learn.
Example Papers
How multiple-choice testing improves access to related non-tested information, published in Journal of Cognitive Psychology
How multiple-choice testing promotes learning by promoting elimination and the spontaneous recall of related information, published in JEP:LMC
See more research at Google Scholar
We are recruiting new research assistants for the 2024-2025 academic year.
If you are interested in joining the lab in fall 2024, please fill out and send in this application to jeri.little@csueastbay.edu
Principal Investigator
Dr. Jeri Little is an Associate Professor in the Psychology Department at California State University, East Bay and the Principal Investigator of the Little Learning Lab. CV
Dr. Little is on sabbatical 2024-2025 and will not be teaching any classes
Lab Pictures
Western Psychological Association Conference, Spring 2024
Western Psychological Association Conference with a visit from new lab members, Spring 2024
Lab Meeting, Fall 2023
Western Psychology Conference for Undergraduate Research, Award for Best Poster, 2023
Western Psychological Association Conference, Spring, 2023
Lab Members, Fall 2021
Lab Members, Summer 2021, in real life
Lab Members, on Zoom, Spring 2021
Western Psychology Conference for Undergraduate Research, Spring 2019
