Honors Graduates for Spring 2019
The Departmental Honors Track in Psychology allows Honors College students who are psychology majors to earn an official Honors Bachelor's degree in Psychology. This is the only way that psychology majors can have the designation of Honors appear on their degree.
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Barbara Camara
ADVISOR: Elisabeth Conradt
Can More Sensitive Caregiving Buffer the Effects of Maternal Depression on Child Problem
Behavior?
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Kate Warnock
ADVISOR: Paul White
The Effect of Stereotype Threat on Stereotype Activation
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Kelsey Barney
ADVISOR: Tim Smith
Emotional Regulation Technique as the Link Between Family Background and Emotional
Reactivity
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Rene Gilfillan
ADVISOR: Cynthia Berg
Patient and Partner Illness Appraisal in Type 1 Diabetes: Observed and Perceived Behavior
in Diabetes-Related Discussion Task
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Samantha Sueoka
ADVISOR: Lee Raby
Secure Base Script and Social Competence Among High and Low-Risk Children
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Nour Jatool
ADVISOR: Cynthia Berg / Eunjin Lee
Comorbidity in Patients with Type 1 Diabetes and the Implications for Social Support
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Haley Smihula
ADVISOR: Sara Weisenbach
Late-life Depression Symptoms Severity as a Predictor of Cognition and White Matter
Microstructure
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Kaul Lee
ADVISOR: Monisha Pasupathi
Anger Co-rumination Among Same-Sex Adolescent Peers
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Vanesa Shrivastava
ADVISOR: Brennan Payne
The Effects of Text Captioning on Bilingual Non-Native English Speaker's English Language
Comprehension and Memory
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Yasmin Peralta
ADVISOR: Patricia Kerig
The Roles of Emotion Dysregulation and Hopelessness in the Delinquent and Aggressive Behavior of Justice-Involved Youth