Matthew Prull is a seasoned professor of psychology at Whitman College, known for his expertise in the field of psychology. He studied Bachelor Of Arts In Psychology at San Jose State University and pursued his higher education from Claremont Graduate University, specializing in Master Of Arts and Doctor Of Philosophy In Psychology. As an accomplished professor, he has extensive knowledge of several fields of psychology, including social-psychology, cognitive psychology, and research methods.

Prull has spent years researching human behavior and has published several papers on the topic, including "The Role of Facial and Morphological Cues in Social Perception” and “Causality and Perceived Intentions.” He has led many research projects, and his contributions to the field of psychology have been well-recognized.

Prull is a well-regarded professor with a passion for teaching, who enjoys developing curricula and engaging in classroom discussions with his students. His passion and dedication have made him an influential figure among the student community.