Are you interested in psychotherapy and psychological assessment research?

Join Our Team!

Participating as a member of this research team will be worth credit in PSY 290.01 (Research Apprenticeship). Honors students may take IDS 285 for honors credit. Students may sign up for 1, 2, or 3 credit hours with the understanding that they will commit to 3 hours of work per week for every credit hour (i.e., 3, 6, or 9 hours per week). Scheduling is generally flexible. Grades are based solely on professionalism, courtesy, and conscientiousness.

Current Projects:

Implicit Measures of Personality (Are there aspects of personality that influence behavior but are outside of our awareness?)

Executive Functions (How do people engage in planning, self-control, and self-regulation?)

Individual Differences (How are personality and intelligence related?)

Team members acquire important skills such as:

Measuring attention-related problems by observing children in school settings

Administering psychological tests measuring attention, memory, reasoning, and personality

Fall 2007 Team Members:

Scott Baird
Katherine McIntosh
Cheryl Gaul
Allen Creamean
Patrick McMillion
Joseph Leman