Yahel
Nudler

Yahel Nudler is a PhD candidate in the field of psychology, exploring people’s self-knowledge of the factors that shape their attitudes and judgment, and the mechanisms underlying the formation of such knowledge. His work examines the introspective processes involved in self-knowledge formation: what happens when someone looks inside to understand why they like someone or something. His research aims to uncover how people come to know themselves, and how they can improve this important skill, ultimately enhancing our understanding of self-knowledge formation and of ourselves.

Yahel’s research aims to uncover how people come to know themselves, enhancing our understanding of self-knowledge formation.

Yahel received his BA in psychology from Reichman University and his MA in social psychology from Tel Aviv University. Originally from Ness Ziona, he now lives in Tel Aviv. He served in the IDF’s intelligence unit 8200 and volunteered with at-risk youth, including a pre-military year in Safed, and at ERAN’s emotional first-aid services. He is currently consulting for organizations in the mental health field.