Psychology 399 Group Research Internship
             Student-Designed Indepent Study in Psychological Research (Psyc 360)
                                             Supervisor: Mark Stasson


     Students will work collectively (Psyc 399) or individually (Psyc 360) under the supervision of MarK Stasson to produce a professional-level
research project.  This would require students to complete all steps in the research process from identing a topic, developing an idea and finding
backgourd theory/research, designing a study, collecting data, analyzing teh results, and writing a formal research repot in APA format.  While not
required, students are encouraged to disseminate research findings by presenting the research at a conference, publishing the paper, or posting the
paper at the CPR website.

Sample Syllabus (Click here)

Examples of Past Projects:
1.  The effects of gender stereotypes on occupational judgments. K. Kleyman, J. Souza, & K. Gjerswold.(Presented at  the meeting of the American Psychological Society, Chicago)
2.  Affective and cognitive attitude components in behavioral prediction.  S. Bourquin  (Presented at the meeting of the Midwestern Psychological Association, Chicago)
3.  The group dilemma questionnaire. K. Irving.  (Presented at the meeting of the Midwestern Psychological Association, Chicago)
4.  Persuasion and influence through authority and social proof..  Antoine Valley.
5.  The effect of online media source on message persuasiveness.  J. Paasch & I. Siegel (Presented at the meeting of the Midwestern Psychological Association, Chicago)
6.  The group dilemma questionnaire.  K. Irving (Presented at the meeting of the Midwestern Psychological Association, Chicago)
7.  Social-cognitive determinates of safety actions: seat belt use.  S. Bourquin  (Presented at the meeting of the Minnesota Psychological Association, Bloomington)
8.  Individual and situational differences in procrastination.  J. Hernick  (work in progress)



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