Psychology students to present research
Tuesday, May 3, 2005
Four senior psychology students will present the results of their independent research projects on Wednesday, May 4. The presentations will begin at 8 p.m. in room 313 of Van Peursem Hall.
The research was conducted for each student’s required senior thesis.
Matt Baird, Moville, Iowa, studied the effects of court-appointed community service on juveniles’ views of their crimes and consequences.
Chelsie Reed, Dayton, Wyo., researched the temporary effects of encouragement during a problem-solving task on college students’ self-esteem, self-efficacy and persistence.
Amanda Majerus, Sioux Center, Iowa, studied self-verification and its effects on roommate relationships.
And Alison Sadler, Eagle Grove, Iowa, researched the effects of IQ, personality and leadership ability in college students.
The research was conducted for each student’s required senior thesis.
Matt Baird, Moville, Iowa, studied the effects of court-appointed community service on juveniles’ views of their crimes and consequences.
Chelsie Reed, Dayton, Wyo., researched the temporary effects of encouragement during a problem-solving task on college students’ self-esteem, self-efficacy and persistence.
Amanda Majerus, Sioux Center, Iowa, studied self-verification and its effects on roommate relationships.
And Alison Sadler, Eagle Grove, Iowa, researched the effects of IQ, personality and leadership ability in college students.
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