Senior Thesis in Psychology
The senior thesis in Psychology is undertaken as a 4-credit individual study whereby students, under the close supervision of a thesis advisor, conduct experimental research to test original hypotheses. Sample senior theses from recent years follow:
- Daly, H. ('11). The effects of daytime napping on memory processing
- Hunter, R. ('11). Blaming the victim: Age and gender as factors of victim stigmatization
- Lyons, C. ('11). The effects of priming and placebo effects on goal-oriented behavior
- McSherry, E. ('11). The two dark horses of self-regulation: Anxiety, depression and their differential effects on the self-regulation of pessimists
- Post, K. ('11). Semantic networks of celebrities and their endorsements
- Quinn, M. ('11). The coming out process of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender individuals
- Shipman, M. ('11). The effects of different dietary fats on cognitive performance
- Benner, J. ('10). Effect of general happiness on reaction time and recall
- Bookhout, R. ('10). Gender identity and the interaction with a pet dog
- LaTorre, C. ('10). Influence of sex role stereotypes on perceptions of men and women as effective workplace leaders
- Tanner, S. ('09). The effects of angles on speed perception
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