- Katrina Fong for her poster presentation, “The impact of video game outcomes and choice on locus of control”
- Joshua Guilfoyle for his poster presentation, “To forgive or not to forgive, that is the question: The effects of forgiving vs. unforgiving on repentance”
- Careen Khoury for her poster presentation, “Powerful or powerless: Seeking revenge or holding a grudge”
- Corey Lipman for his poster presentation, “Contextual effects on children's implicit attitudes”
- Andy Ng for his poster presentation, “ Cultural differences in cross-race effect and own-group bias in face recognition”
- Marina Rain for her poster presentation, “Empathy for fictional characters mediates the relationship between attachment anxiety and parasocial interaction tendencies”
- Elizabeth van Monsjou for her poster presentation, “The effects of adult attachment style on post-transgression response”
- Oth Vilaythong for his poster presentation, “Seeing the self in others: The impact of self-other similarity on visual attention”
- Amanda Williams for her poster presentation, “Race salience moderates children’s implicit racial biases”
- Sadia Zafar for her poster presentation, “Perceived discrimination and well being: The role of religious identity”
Congratulations
are in order for the following students who have recently
presented at other conferences:
- Joana Katter for her paper, “Anger and economic stress: The importance of self-esteem”, presented at the annual conference of International Association for Research in Economic Psychology in Wroclaw, Poland.
- Joana was also interviewed for the Polish national radio.
-
Andy
Ng for his paper, “Cultural
differences in defensive bias in response to deceptive
advertising”, presented at the
annual Advertising and Consumer Psychology Conference in Singapore.