Congatulations to our 2013 Ph.D Graduates, who were hooded on Sunday, May 12. Our graduates and their thesis titles are listed below.
Erin Davisson
Strengthening Self-Control by Practicing Inhibition and Initiation
Amy Dent
The Relation Between Self-Regulation and Academic Achievement: A Meta-Analysis Exploring Variation in the Way Constructs are Labeled, Defined, and Measured
Joseph Dunsmoore
Brain Mechanisms of Human Fear Generalization
Megan Golonka
Keeping in Touch: Relationships between Parenting Style, Parent-Child Electronic Communication, and the Developing Autonomy and Adjustment of College Students
Jennifer Guadagno
Associations Between Mindfulness and Valued Living
Whitney Guerry
Peer Influences on Weight-related Behaviors and Attitudes in Adolescence: A Longitudinal Examination of Romantic Partner Effects
Sarah Jones
Comparative Studies of Numerical Cognition in Nonhuman Primates: From Numerical Comparison to Arithmetic
David Paulsen
Development of Decision-Making Under Risk
Munir (Gunes) Kutlu
Attentional Effects on Conditioned Inhibition of Discrete and Contextual Stimuli
Crystal Reeck
Affective Modulation of Executive Control
Kaitlin Toner
The Effects of Matching Post-transgression Accounts to Targets’ Preferences
Andrea Young
Sociocultural Predictors of Child Mental Health Service Utilization
Department of Psychology & Neuroscience