Psychology

  • Ellen Bartolini, "Eliciting Emotion with Film: Development of a Stimulus Set"
  • Raghu Appasani presents his study, "The Impact of a Social Skills Training Program on Patients with Schizophrenia," to his advisor Prof. Matthew Kurtz
  • Melanie Bronfeld explaining her research, "The Relationship between Self-Esteem and Symptoms in Patients with Schizophrenia," to the chair of the Psychology Department, Prof. Lisa Dierker
  • Leah Coe, "Race and Sexual-Orientation Archetypes in Disney Feature-Length Animated Films"
  • Kateline deCruz, "A Search for Specificity: Attentional Bias in Anxiety, Depression, and Borderline Personality Disorder"
  • Oufel Dong, Eye Movement Patterns during Mathematical Theorem Proving"
  • Rayna Edwards, "Responding to Gender-Based Devaluation: The Relationship between Micraggressions, Emotion, and Coping Strategies in Women and Gender Non-Conforming Individuals"
  • Lauren Feld, Student Stress in High-Pressure College Preparatory Schools"
  • Arielle Hixson, "Puppy Love: An Analysis of the Representation of Adolescent Relationships in Fictional Television Programs"
  • Christian Hoyos: "Children's Use of Landmark Information on Maps"
  • Elspeth Kelly, "Effects of Neurocognitive Improvements on Self-Esteem in Patients with Schizophrenia"
  • Emily Kossow, Bayelemali
  • Julia Leonard, Neuroscience and Behavior thesis student, presents her study, "The Effects of Friendly Touch on Compliance in Children"
  • Matthew Narkaus, Department of Psychology Poster Session 2011
  • Kelsey Vela and Matthew Narkaus, Race Representation and Language in Research"
  • Chelsea Osterman, posing with her adviser Prof. Andrea Patalano. "Decision Making Skills among Individuals with Disorders of Affect Regulation"
  • Shipra Panicker posing with her adviser Prof. Patricia Rodriguez Mosquera. Panicker's research, "Feminine Honor - Pride, Respect, and Future Aspirations"
  • Leslie Tan posing with her adviser Prof. Patricia Rodriguez Mosquera. Tan's research, "Culture and Family Honor - A Comparison of Pakistani and European-American Culture"
  • Poster presenters Leslie Tan and Shipra Panicker
  • Rachel Santiago, Department of Psychology Poster Session 2011
  • Anima Acheampong and Rachel Santiago, "Proportional Reasoning Shapes Children's Number-Line Estimates"
  • Prof. John Seamon and research students, Ethan Grund, Christopher Liong, Maritza Ebling, Allen Chau, Elise Rosenthal. "Is SenseCam Better than a Diary for Long-Term Recollection of Actions and Fun Facts?"
  • Leah Shelser posing with her thesis adviser Barbara Juhasz. "The Age-of-Acquisition Effect in Patients with Language Impairments"
  • Department of Psychology Poster Session 2011
  • Department of Psychology Poster Session 2011
  • Department of Psychology Poster Session 2011
  • Department of Psychology Poster Session 2011
  • Behind the scenes of the poster session. Student worker Sandy Doursier and administrative assistant Cathy Race