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Category Archives: Psychology

  1. Assessment of Student Skills and Abilities: A Critical Yet Unfulfilled Task

    SSPA’s Speaker Series Dr. Eric Landrum, Department of Psychology Wednesday, April 11 12:40 to 1:30 p.m. ILC 315 View the Event Flyer Many disciplines have identified broad learning outcomes desired in social science graduates. Many of these outcomes focus on skills; however, many faculty are preoccupied with the delivery of content without concern for retention. The reverence of [...]

    February 24, 2012Brown Bag Series, Events, PsychologyComments Off
  2. Interrogations, False Confessions and Actual Innocence

    The SSPA Speaker Series will begin again on Wednesday, February 8. Dr. Charles Honts from the Department of Psychology will present.  The event is free and open to the public. It will be held in the ILC Room 315 from 12:40 to 1:40 p.m. Interrogations, False Confessions and Actual Innocence The last 20 years have seen [...]

    January 17, 2012Brown Bag Series, Psychology, SSPA News & EventsComments Off
  3. Women’s Attractions

    Elizabeth Morgan, Department of Psychology, was quoted in a story in the Daily Mail about her research on heterosexual women’s same-sex attractions. More than half of women are attracted to other women – and it gets more pronounced as they get older. Read the story here.

    October 24, 2011PsychologyComments Off
  4. Elizabeth Morgan – Psychology

    Elizabeth Morgan, Chareen Snelson (Educational Technology) and Patt Elison-Bowers recently published a paper in the journal “Computers in Human Behaviors” that examines image and video disclosure of substance use on social media websites. Elizabeth will be presenting three papers at the Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality annual conference in November. Two papers involve [...]

    October 27, 2010Psychology, SSPA News & EventsComments Off
  5. Patt Elison-Bowers – Psychology

    Patt Elison-Bowers, Chareen Snelson (Educational Technology) and Elizabeth Morgan recently published a paper in the journal “Computers in Human Behaviors” that examines image and video disclosure of substance use on social media websites.

    October 25, 2010Psychology, SSPA News & EventsComments Off