That's pretty cool. Psychology is important in students' lives, Russo says. It helps them appreciate other people's complexity, their motivations and influences. As students think about their own values and behavior, they become more aware of why they do things, and less susceptible to their reflexes. Her assistant dims the lights and starts a video.
Students get out their notebooks and begin writing today's ticket to exit the show.
Professor Nancy Felipe Russo has pulled the rabbit out of the hat once more. For more information, contact Nancy Felipe Russo, Ph.D., Regents Professor of Psychology, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, 480.965.3326.