Jean-Baptiste Quillien

Assistant Professor
Psychology

Bio

Jean-Baptiste Quillien, Ph.D., is an Assistant Professor of Psychology at Northeastern State University, and a member of AI@NSU committee. Trained in learning and cognition, his research and expertise span creativity, scientific reasoning, critical thinking, cognitive flexibility and human-machine interaction. With extensive international experience, Quillien bridges psychology, technology, and innovation to help individuals and communities thrive in a rapidly evolving digital world.

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Courses Taught

Quilliens lab explores creativity, reasoning, critical thinking, cognitive flexibilities and humanmachine interaction in the digital era examining how these aspects of cognition intertwine with emotional intelligence, mental health, and well-being to answer two core questions: Why? and How?

Cognitive Psych, History Psych, Intro to Psych, Personality Psych, Dev. Psych, Stats, Research Methods.
Studying (1) Mental Health and Well Being (2) Researching (3) Teaching (4) in the Digital Era.
Those 4 courses incorporate ethical and valid usage of AI through hands on activities.