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Contact: Teri Rust 208/792-2276, Rhett Deissner 792-2338, or Dan Mayton 792-2280.

Psych Seniors Present Research Projects

LEWISTON - Campus and community members are invited to attend a poster session featuring the work of senior psychology majors. The students will be presenting their research projects at a poster session this Wednesday.

The session feature research presentations like those displayed at a regional or national research conference. Attendees will have a chance to learn about some interesting topics and research findings. Students can get ideas for their own eventual senior research projects, see the how the research process can be demystified and congratulate graduating seniors,

The poster session takes place Wednesday May 8th in the Spalding Hall foyer from 1:30 until 3:00 p.m. Refreshments will served and everyone is welcome. Contact any of the psychology faculty, if you have questions. Topics presented include:

Antidepressant and Anti-anxiety Medication Usage as Related to High School Performance - Shelly Meisner

Criminal Profiling - Mariah H. Holmes and Jack K. Cook

Cultural and Structural Barriers that Limit Intimacy in Cross-Sex
Friendships - Michael Stickney

Elders’ Quality of Life Enriched by Animals - Lynn Smith

Language Traditions and Ethnic Identity - Stacey Bybee

The Peace-able Self: Emotional Intelligence as a Predictor for
Nonviolent Dispositions - Timothy W. Richel

The Relationship Between Self-Esteem and Choice of Stress Relievers -
Kama Hurley and Bret Merry

Society and Female Aggression: Dispelling the Myth that Females Are Not Aggressive - Molly Sauerbier and Debra Morris-Smith

Spirituality as a Factor in Nonviolent Attitudes - Lori Elliott and Stacy Kraut

White Racial Identity, Values and Nonviolence: A Correlational Study - Silvia Susnjic

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