Annual Meeting of the
Eastern Psychological Association
Boston, MA 2008
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| After a full day of conferencing, students and faculty enjoyed dinner together at Durgin Park. |
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| Vicki Jankowski ('08) and Catherine Reich ('08) worked with Dr. Catherine Lemely and Dr. Bob Bornstein (Adelphi University), to examine whether a brief tactile exposure to an item would increase one's liking of that item. |
Kate Krissinger ('09) and Corey Brown ('09) presented their sophomore research methods project (supervised by Dr. Price), suggesting that husbands and wives tend to look like each other. |
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Emily Wise ('08) presented research she conducted for her Research in Memory & Thinking course with Dr. Price. Her work suggested that, unlike speech, music enters conscious thought even when it isn't attended. |
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Michele Saul ('08) discusses her work with Dr. Price, who supervised the project, and Dr. Roy. The project examined whether particular methods of teaching and testing sign language were more successful than others.
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Student Research Presentations
Price, A. & Whitmarsh, A. Choking Under Pressure? Change Your Perspective.
Krissinger, K., Brown, C. & Price, A. Importance of Facial Similarity and Attractiveness Similarity in Couples.
Wise, E. Examination of music and speech through inattention..
Saul, M. Learning Sign Language: Effects of Encoding Level and Teaching and Method of Testing on Memory.
Hahn, K.J. Music Training Does Not Influence Accuracy In Identifying Paired Wav-Mp3 Music Recordings As Same Or Different.
Lander, H. Sound-Color Synesthesia During Dichotic Listening Task.
Lemley, C., Jankowski, V.,
