Psychology


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Psychology

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Recent projects in psychology include:

  • The Effects of Positive and Negative Mood on Impulsivity in Low-ADHD and High-ADHD College Students
  • The Importance of Mathematical Relationship Formation in Work Problem Solving
  • An Eye-Movement Analysis
  • Gender and Tactile Sensitivity
  • Continuums, Perceptual Contrast and Preschoolers' Understanding of Adjectives 
  • The Effect of Praise for Ability and Praise for Effort on Children's Motivation and Performance 
  • Stress, Glucocorticoids, and the Mechanisms of Neuron Death: Implications for the Aging Brain 
  • The Quest for a Relationship between Temporal Summation and Temporal Acuity in Tactile Information Processing Channels 
  • Attachment and Separation Individuation in the Adolescent Transition to College: A Comparison of Theory and Research 
  • Coping with Negative Self-Referent Thoughts: The Cognitive and Emotional Effects of Suppression and Cognitive Re-appraisal
  • The Psychology of Consumer Behavior
  • The Effects of Stereotype Threat on Caucasian Male College Athletes
  • Music and the Mind: The Relationship between Pre-Reading and Music in Children 
  • The Influence of Motivational State on Task Performance
  • The Implications of Learning Styles in Education
  • The Effects of Self-Objectification on Women's Math and Verbal Performance
  • When Forming an Impression of an Unknown Person, Do We Use Recently Primed Information or Our Own Self-Schemas?
  • Self-evaluation Maintenance and Closeness in Relationships
  • Do Emotions Originate in Self-Evaluation: Examining Self-Discrepancy Theory
  • The Effects of Racial Identification on Peer Judgements of Academic Quality
  • Temperament, Parental Socialization, and Children's Reasons for Altruistic Behavior
  • An Intervention Plan to Promote Responsible Credit Card Use among College Students
  • Cholinergic Treatments of Alzheimer's Disease