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Students in the M.S. program formally propose their thesis
projects at a meeting arranged for that purpose. Faculty and graduate students
attend these thesis proposal meetings. Undergraduate students and other members
of the academic community are also cordially invited to attend. The proposal
meetings are typically arranged 1-2 weeks in advance. Specific information about
each of them will be posted here as it becomes available.
The titles of Thesis Proposals from earlier semesters are
available in our
Thesis Proposal Archive.
Fall Semester 2009 Proposals
| 10/7/09 |
12:30 PM
216 Tolentine Hall |
Brittany McClure Jemmoua |
Does Motionese Influence Motivation to
Select an Object for Manipulation? |
| 10/19/09 |
11:30 AM
216 Tolentine Hall |
Amy Pastva |
Evaluating the Relationship between
Self-Concept Differentiation and Psychological Maladjustment using Self- and
Informant-Ratings |
| 10/23/09 |
12:30 PM
216 Tolentine Hall |
Allie Kurti |
An Investigation of the Potential Role
of the Nucleus Accumbens in Interval Timing Processes |
| 11/11/09 |
12:30 PM
216 Tolentine Hall |
Allison Todd |
Just Say Om: Does Priming a
Meditation-like Schema Reduce the Attentional Blink? |
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