Dr. Dylan Selterman is a scientist, researcher, educator, writer, and podcaster.
Dreams, Relationships, Emotions, Attraction, and Morality (DREAM) Lab
I am social/personality psychologist working as an Associate Teaching Professor at the Johns Hopkins University Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences. My research interests include: attraction and interpersonal relationships, morals, ethics, and political psychology, well-being, happiness, and sexuality. I teach introductory psychology and statistics. I also lead mindfulness meditation for students. My blog on Psychology Today is called The Resistance Hypothesis. I co-host the podcast A Bit More Complicated (Apple, Spotify, Anchor). I am passionate about learning, growth, curiosity, creativity, flourishing, human development, and working to create a better world with science.
My TEDx talk is about what we can learn from our dreams. For my own takes on the "commons dilemma" exercise that went viral, read these opinion pieces in the Washington Post, The Conversation, National Geographic, and The Baltimore Sun. See other media coverage of my work on NPR, Vox, Washington Post, OprahMag, Huffington Post, Jezebel, Nerve, BPS Digest, Baltimore Sun, ABC News, USA Today, Buzzfeed, and NBC.
I am social/personality psychologist working as an Associate Teaching Professor at the Johns Hopkins University Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences. My research interests include: attraction and interpersonal relationships, morals, ethics, and political psychology, well-being, happiness, and sexuality. I teach introductory psychology and statistics. I also lead mindfulness meditation for students. My blog on Psychology Today is called The Resistance Hypothesis. I co-host the podcast A Bit More Complicated (Apple, Spotify, Anchor). I am passionate about learning, growth, curiosity, creativity, flourishing, human development, and working to create a better world with science.
My TEDx talk is about what we can learn from our dreams. For my own takes on the "commons dilemma" exercise that went viral, read these opinion pieces in the Washington Post, The Conversation, National Geographic, and The Baltimore Sun. See other media coverage of my work on NPR, Vox, Washington Post, OprahMag, Huffington Post, Jezebel, Nerve, BPS Digest, Baltimore Sun, ABC News, USA Today, Buzzfeed, and NBC.
