PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT
STUDENT PRESENTERS
Organized By Discipline
Alexa Arroyo '23
MAJOR: PSYCHOLOGY
FACULTY SPONSOR: PROFESSOR ALEX DANIEL, PSYCHOLOGY
Does Auditory Distractions Hinder Problem Solving Ability
We are researching how auditory distractions influence our ability to problem solve and multitask. We are using a survey that includes obscure music while participants answer math questions.
Riley Bourgoin '23
MAJOR: PSYCHOLOGY
FACULTY SPONSOR: PROFESSOR ALEX DANIEL, PSYCHOLOGY
Does Auditory Distractions Hinder Problem Solving Ability
We are researching how auditory distractions influence our ability to problem solve and multitask. We are using a survey that includes obscure music while participants answer math questions.
Paul Hart '22
MAJOR: PSYCHOLOGY & CRIMINAL JUSTICE
FACULTY SPONSOR: PROFESSOR ALEX DANIEL, PSYCHOLOGY
Does Auditory Distractions Hinder Problem Solving Ability
We are researching how auditory distractions influence our ability to problem solve and multitask. We are using a survey that includes obscure music while participants answer math questions.
Jenna Barros '23
MAJOR: PSYCHOLOGY
FACULTY SPONSOR: PROFESSOR ALEX DANIEL, PSYCHOLOGY
The Context of Color in Memory
Comparison of measurement of accuracy and ability in memory recall of one of two conditions. Recall of events in color video and recall of events in black and white video
Nathan Burns '22
MAJOR: PSYCHOLOGY
FACULTY SPONSOR: PROFESSOR ALEX DANIEL, PSYCHOLOGY
The Context of Color in Memory
Comparison of measurement of accuracy and ability in memory recall of one of two conditions. Recall of events in color video and recall of events in black and white video
Meghan Powers '22
MAJOR: PSYCHOLOGY & CRIMINAL JUSTICE
FACULTY SPONSOR: PROFESSOR ALEX DANIEL, PSYCHOLOGY
The Context of Color in Memory
Comparison of measurement of accuracy and ability in memory recall of one of two conditions. Recall of events in color video and recall of events in black and white video
Hannah Buxton '23
MAJOR: PSYCHOLOGY
FACULTY SPONSOR: PROFESSOR ALEX DANIEL, PSYCHOLOGY
Exercise; Can it Make you Happy?
We tested if people's happiness is affected by different workout types. By using two different types of 10 minute workouts, we measured the affects of people's emotions using the BMIS scale.
Paityn Dunn '22
MAJOR: PSYCHOLOGY
FACULTY SPONSOR: PROFESSOR ALEX DANIEL, PSYCHOLOGY
Exercise; Can it Make you Happy?
We tested if people's happiness is affected by different workout types. By using two different types of 10 minute workouts, we measured the affects of people's emotions using the BMIS scale.
Mackenzie Hodgdon '23
MAJOR: PSYCHOLOGY
FACULTY SPONSOR: PROFESSOR ALEX DANIEL, PSYCHOLOGY
Exercise; Can it Make you Happy?
We tested if people's happiness is affected by different workout types. By using two different types of 10 minute workouts, we measured the affects of people's emotions using the BMIS scale.
Dominique Garnes '23
MAJOR: PSYCHOLOGY
FACULTY SPONSOR: PROFESSOR ALEX DANIEL, PSYCHOLOGY
Does Food Effect Short-Term Memory?
The purpose of this study is to determine causation of food on short-term memory. We tested participants using a visual short-term memory test once before they ate and again after.
Shania Hernandez '23
MAJOR: PSYCHOLOGY
FACULTY SPONSOR: PROFESSOR ALEX DANIEL, PSYCHOLOGY
Does Food Effect Short-Term Memory?
The purpose of this study is to determine causation of food on short-term memory. We tested participants using a visual short-term memory test once before they ate and again after.
Alexis Parkins '23
MAJOR: PSYCHOLOGY
FACULTY SPONSOR: PROFESSOR ALEX DANIEL, PSYCHOLOGY
Does Food Effect Short-Term Memory?
The purpose of this study is to determine causation of food on short-term memory. We tested participants using a visual short-term memory test once before they ate and again after.
Connor Mazzrillo '23
MAJOR: PSYCHOLOGY
FACULTY SPONSOR: PROFESSOR ALEX DANIEL, PSYCHOLOGY
Eat your heart out: Effects of Food Choice on Emotions
The goal of this study is to test how an individuals snack/meal choice impacts their emotions throughout the day. We plan to assign each participant a random snack (healthy or unhealthy) and they will be instructed to take our survey before consuming the snack, as well as after to determine if the snack choice has any impact on how they feel throughout the day.
Jasmin Santa '22
MAJOR: PSYCHOLOGY
FACULTY SPONSOR: PROFESSOR ALEX DANIEL, PSYCHOLOGY
Eat your heart out: Effects of Food Choice on Emotions
The goal of this study is to test how an individuals snack/meal choice impacts their emotions throughout the day. We plan to assign each participant a random snack (healthy or unhealthy) and they will be instructed to take our survey before consuming the snack, as well as after to determine if the snack choice has any impact on how they feel throughout the day.
Mya Zamboni '22
MAJOR: PSYCHOLOGY
FACULTY SPONSOR: PROFESSOR ALEX DANIEL, PSYCHOLOGY
Eat your heart out: Effects of Food Choice on Emotions
The goal of this study is to test how an individuals snack/meal choice impacts their emotions throughout the day. We plan to assign each participant a random snack (healthy or unhealthy) and they will be instructed to take our survey before consuming the snack, as well as after to determine if the snack choice has any impact on how they feel throughout the day.