Psychology Honors Poster Presentation

Dear friends and colleagues,

It's a great honor to invite you to the psychology honors poster presentation Wednesday (5/27) from 3:45pm to 5pm. The poster session will be outside in the courtyard between the Math and Philosophy buildings, where you'll have a chance to learn about the exciting research our wonderful cohort of honors students carried out this year. 

Here is what's on the scientific menu: 

• Alex Jean-Buenviaje Breschini: What’s the Matter with White Matter (Hyperintensities)? (Advisors: Anthony Wagner, Subbulakshmi S.)
• Lynn Collardin: Models with Manners: Ideal Affect in Large Language Models (Advisors: Jeanne Tsai)
• Abby Frances Copeland: Framing Racial Inequality: Ideological Differences in Attributions for Racial Disparities Across American Think Tanks (Advisors: Anmol Gupta, Jordan Starck)
• Ana Ferreira da Motta Costa: The Stories We Tell Ourselves: Narrative Closure and the Regulation of Regret (Advisors: James Gross)
• Nora Ranck Dee: Inferring personality traits from conversation (Advisors: Judith Fan, Robert Hawkins)
• Daniela Renee Flores: Moral Salience Amplifies Moral Attributions for Ingroup Peer Behavior Among White Americans (Advisors: Jordan Starck)
• Brianna Hernandez Leon: Physical Manifestations of Mental Health Stress in College Students (Advisors: Claudia Mueller)
• Juliet Horenziak: Better in Stereo? Examining Individual Differences in Distant Size Perception and the Moon Illusion (Advisors: Kalanit Grill-Spector)
• Robin Huang: GLP-1 Receptor Agonists May Blunt "Wanting" (Advisors: Brian Knutson, Leili Mortazavi )
• Jules Jackson: Changes in Primal Belief and Cognitive Anatomy of Individuals with Major Depressive Disorder During and After Treatment (Advisors: Kate Petrova, James Gross)
• Dakota Blue Lawlar: Social & Empathetic Implications of Pay Transparency: Advancing Pay Equity & Equality in the Workplace (Advisors: Jamil Zaki)
• Madison Lee: Need for Speed: Using Zebrafish to Link Nrg-ErbB Signaling Defects to Fear and Anxiety Behaviors (Advisors: Dan Lysko, Will Talbot)
• Susie Lynn Mallen: What's Done or Left Undone: The Behavioral Consequences of Counterfactual Framing During Regret (Advisors: Kate Petrova, James Gross)
• Maya Sofia Martinez-Krams: Are Objects Easier Than Pictures for Vocabulary Assessment With 3-5 Year Old Children? (Advisors: Mike Frank, Rebecca Zhu)
• Jessica Pacheco Ramirez: Quisiera que estuvieras aqui: Family Separation and Parent-Child Relationships in Latino Immigrant Families (Advisors: Hazel Marcus, Leslie Joann Remache)
• Taylor Janai Powell: A King Kong Story: How the Black-Ape Association Perpetuates Dehumanization (Advisors: Jordan Starck)
• Gracie Madeline Sandman: The Impact of Trauma Framing on Memory Accuracy and Perceived Credibility of Eyewitness Testimony (Advisors: Daryn Reicherter, Anthony Wagner)
• Katarina Siggelkow: Connecting Others, Feeling Better: Intermediary Brokering and Subjective Well-Being (Advisors: Nir Halevy)
• Sophia Wang: Fixed Fate? How Academic Performance Ranking Affects Students’ Psychology: A Scenario Study in 6th Grade Classrooms in China. (Advisors: Greg Walton)

We'd love for you to stop by for snacks, drinks, and science!

Best, Tobi, Ellen, David & Justin