Welcome to the Laboratory for Comparative Economics and Behavioral Studies (CEBUS) housed at Georgia State University's Language Research Center and headed by Dr. Sarah Brosnan.
The Cebus lab works with several primate species including chimpanzees, capuchin monkeys and humans to explore topics that relate to economic behavior. One of our major areas of research is exploring how non-human primates make decisions and how those decisions are altered based on social or environmental changes. Feel free to explore our research pages to learn more about our work.
The Cebus Lab is supported in part by the Language Research Center and Georgia State University's College of Arts and Sciences.

Drawing and Logo by Gwen Bragg