Student Research

2004 - Psychology Students Win State Award for Research

Students win first place at Georgia Psychological Association for research, "The Effects of Temperament and Breed on the Perceptions of Adoptability of shelter Dogs."

Previous Departmental Honors Theses
Year	Project Title (links to Abstract)	Author
1998	Assessment of Perceptual Biases Extracted from Self-Report Ratings of the Visual Analogue Scale	Kimberly A. Walker
2000	The Effect of Threat and Group Membership on the Activation of Stereotypes: A Test of Intergroup Vigilance Theory	Sharon D. Powell
2000	Word Frequency Effects on Forward and Backward Recall	Cheryl L. Davis
2000	Psychological and Physiological Effects of Inhaling Lavender and Lemon	Jenifer J. Tubb
2001	Perceptual Bias and the Visual Analog Scale	L. Ashley East
2001	Effects of Formal Features of Media on Arousal: A Test of the Form Arousal Model	Anneliese L. Newberry
2001	Stress Assessment in Collegiate Athletes	Genevieve Reid
2001	The Effects of Active and Passive Voice and English Proficiency on Test Performance	Jacqueline M. Smith
2002	Predicting Roommate Satisfaction Using Multiple Regression	Amanda J. Nance
2002	Feedback and Its Effects on Performance Across Gender	Amanda G. Lee
2002	Defining Central and Peripheral Detail in Emotional Situations: Which Definition is the Best?	Leah K. Lord
2003	Cortical Arousal's Role in Vigilance Decrement	Donovan Stock
2003	Sex Differences in Recognition of Emotional Pictures: Effects of Valence and Arousal	Claire L. Slocumb
2003	The Effects of Task Difficulty on Cyclical Patterns in Sustained Attention	Jessica L. Cruise
2003	Effects of Exercise Prescription on Exercise Adherence in Low Self-Motivated Individuals	Lisa B. Moore
2003	Reliability and Validity of the Non-traditional Continuous Performance Test	Pam Willingham