Ten students in the Behavioral Science Research Methods class presented their research findings at the annual class convention. The convention occurs during the regular finals period for the class and is open to anyone who wishes to attend.
Posters advertise the research projects.
This year, up to 6 visitors attended various presentations. Project titles, as presented in the Table below, reflected an interesting variety of research questions. Joy Coggins presents her research report on men's responses to an argument presented either by a man or a women. Terrin Hackney describes the procedures she used to measure participants' confidence in identifying someone from a lineup. Presenters and Titles for the Behavioral Science Research Methods Convention.