Noam Segal

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I'm a researcher at heart and a research leader in practice, doing my best to build…

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  • Mentor

    Self-Employed

    - Present 16 years 8 months

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    I'm passionate about and dedicated to mentoring grad students who want to pursue industry opportunities and early career researchers who want to progress in their careers.

    Currently mentoring on UX Coffee Hours (uxcoffeehours.com) and ADPList (https://adplist.org/).

    Please feel free to be in touch if you'd like to chat!

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    - Present 5 years

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    Guest lecturer on UX research topics

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    Rutgers University

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    Reichman University (IDC Herzliya)

    - Present 2 years 9 months

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Publications

  • Are adult attachment styles categorical or dimensional? A taxometric analysis of general and relationship-specific attachment orientations.

    Journal of personality and social psychology

    One of the long-standing debates in the study of adult attachment is whether individual differences are best captured using categorical or continuous models. Although early research suggested that continuous models might be most appropriate, we revisit this issue here because (a) categorical models continue to be widely used in the empirical literature, (b) contemporary models of individual differences raise new questions about the structure of attachment, and (c) methods for addressing the…

    One of the long-standing debates in the study of adult attachment is whether individual differences are best captured using categorical or continuous models. Although early research suggested that continuous models might be most appropriate, we revisit this issue here because (a) categorical models continue to be widely used in the empirical literature, (b) contemporary models of individual differences raise new questions about the structure of attachment, and (c) methods for addressing the types versus dimensions question have become more sophisticated over time. Analyses based on 2 samples indicate that individual differences appear more consistent with a dimensional rather than a categorical model. This was true with respect to general attachment representations and attachment in specific relationship contexts (e.g., attachment with parents and peers). These findings indicate that dimensional models of attachment style may be better suited for conceptualizing and measuring individual differences across multiple levels of analysis. (PsycINFO Database Record

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  • Why do men prefer nice women? Gender typicality mediates the effect of responsiveness on perceived attractiveness in initial acquaintanceships.

    Personality & social psychology bulletin

    Responsiveness may signal to a potential partner that one is concerned with her or his welfare, and may therefore increase sexual interest in this person. Research shows, however, that this proposition holds true for men, but not for women. In three studies, one observational and two experimental, we explored a potential mechanism that explains why men and women diverge in their sexual reactions to a responsive opposite-sex stranger. Studies 1 and 2 showed that men, but not women, perceived a…

    Responsiveness may signal to a potential partner that one is concerned with her or his welfare, and may therefore increase sexual interest in this person. Research shows, however, that this proposition holds true for men, but not for women. In three studies, one observational and two experimental, we explored a potential mechanism that explains why men and women diverge in their sexual reactions to a responsive opposite-sex stranger. Studies 1 and 2 showed that men, but not women, perceived a responsive stranger as more gender typical (masculine/feminine) and, in turn, as more attractive. Study 3 revealed that responsiveness increased men's perception of partner's femininity. This, in turn, was associated with higher sexual arousal, which was, in turn, linked to greater partner attractiveness and greater desire for a long-term relationship. These findings suggest that whether responsiveness affects perceptions of partner attractiveness varies in individuals, depending on the contextually based meaning of responsiveness.

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Courses

  • Hierarchical Linear Models

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  • Models of Decision and Choice

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  • Multivariate Statistics

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  • Personality and Behavior Dynamics

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  • Psycholinguistics

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  • Python

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  • Research Methods

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  • Research programming

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  • Social Network Analysis

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  • Statistical Methods I

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  • Statistical Methods II

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  • Structural Equation Modelling

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Honors & Awards

  • Graduated with Honors

    IDC Herzliya

  • Dean's Academic Excellence Scholarship, 2007-2010

    IDC Herzliya

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  • English

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  • Hebrew

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  • International Coaching Federation (ICF)

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