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Psychology
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Student Research
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| Professor
Chuck Huff |
Moral Reasoning and Behavior
Prof. Huff has two research programs in moral reasoning. One
looks at moral reasoning and behavior among computer scientists
and the other investigates the cognitive structure of moral
reasoning.
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| Professor
Bonnie Sherman |
Title of Poster: Number Forms
Authors: Kirsten Eilertson, Janette Herbers, Bethany Jacobson,
Bonnie Sherman and Gerald Ericksen Poster presented on Capitol Hill, Washington DC, April 19, 2005
and at the 6th Annual Science Symposium, St. Olaf College, May
6, 2005.
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| Professor
Dana Gross |
Adolescent Parenting and Parent-Child Communication.
In this study, we are investigating whether a school-based
intervention program can help adolescent parents communicate
more effectively with their infant
and toddler children.
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| Professor
Howard Thorsheim |
Working together with students in my research group, my research interest is "cognitive load" and "cognitive arousal" using physiological and behavioral measures. It is known that information is additive in its demand on a limited attention budget. As one's attention budget becomes depleted by too many things to pay attention to, people experience cognitive overload.
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| Professor Gary Muir |
Research Area: The Neural Basis of Navigation
My research program is guided primarily by questions about the neural mechanisms of spatial cogniton and navigation.
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| Professor
Donna McMillan |
Research Area: The Human Relationship with the Natural World.
My research focuses on the psychological significance of the natural world, investigating how nature affects people, as well as how human attitudes and behaviors affect the natural environment.
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