This is a Halloween trick or treat event at Reiman Gardens. Alexander Toftness, a graduate assistant in the psychology department, will be presenting at this “Meet A Scientist” event. He will present on human perception, particularly optical illusions and brain damage differences. Costs are $3 for ISU students and Reiman Gardens members and $5 for … Continue reading Spirits in the Gardens
This workshop will focus on causal inferences based on observational data, use of Directed Acyclic Graphs (DAGs, more casually known as Graphical Causal Models) to represent assumptions and hypotheses, and how to make decisions about statistical controls in research. It will be very applied and minimally philosophical. Dr. Zlatan Krizan present this workshop.
Title: Academic Misconduct: Prevalence and Predictors of Plagiarism, Cheating, and Questionable Research Practices among Students and Faculty The Graduate Students in Social Psychology (GSSP) are pleased to host Dr. Helen C. Harton. Dr. Harton is a professor of psychology at the University of Northern Iowa where she also serves as the coordinator of graduate studies. … Continue reading GSSP Hosts Dr. Helen Harton
Title: Improving lineup identification outcomes by screening out witnesses. The Psychology and Law Colloquia Series is pleased to host Dr. Stephen Charman. Dr. Charman is an associate professor in psychology at Florida International University. Dr. Charman’s research interests include eyewitness cognitive processes, eyewitness lineup procedures, age-progression, facial composites, and alibis. Dr. Charman’s research has been … Continue reading Psychology-Law Collquium Series hosts Dr. Stephen Charman