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Princeton Review: Roanoke is a Great School for Psychology Majors

Psychology students presenting poster

Once again, the Princeton Review has rated Roanoke College as one of its Great Schools for Psychology Majors (and some other great things too.) The full story can be found here:

https://www.roanoke.edu/about/news/princeton_review_best_388_colleges

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Faculty News

Professor on the news!

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Dr. Findley-Van Nostrand

Dr. Findley-Van Nostrand was featured on a recent story on WDBJ about classroom disruptions as students return to schools:

https://www.wdbj7.com/2022/08/09/schools-are-seeing-an-increase-classroom-disruptions-students-return-full-in-person-learning/

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Survey participants needed!

Kira Hunt, a rising senior in Psychology is recruiting participants for a study as part of her Honors Distinction Project. Please see below for details:

 

We would like to invite you to be in a research study focused on sharing information in online dating that would take no more than fifteen minutes of your time. We ask participants are between eighteen and twenty-five. Participants who provide contact information are eligible to enter a raffle for a ten dollar gift card. Click on the link below to get started!

https://roanoke.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3QS0ZIww5B4BhZz

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Awards

Kaitlin Busse: Honors in the Major Defense

Kaitlin Busse successfully defended her Honors in the Major/Honors Distinction project entitled “Examining the differences in organizational climate and job dissatisfaction: A comparative study between the United Kingdom and United States” under the supervision of Dr. Darcey Powell. Also pictured above are the other members of her committed: Dr. Sweet, Dr. Anderson, and Dr. Whitson.

Congratulations, Kaitlin!

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Taylor Kracht: Honors in the Major Defense

 

Taylor Kracht  successfully defended  her Honors in the Major project entitled “Media Consumption: Association with Expectations and Implicit Theories of Romantic Relationships” under the supervision of Dr. Darcey Powell. Congratulations, Taylor!

Abstract: It is proposed, by this study, that romantic media can influence romantic beliefs, expectations, and partner idealizations. Participants were emerging adults from a small liberal arts college, Roanoke College. They first completed a pre-video survey (N = 121) assessing their prior romantic media exposure and their current romantic beliefs, relationship expectations, and partner idealizations. Participants then came into a lab and watched one of three videos; two romantic and one non-romantic. Immediately after the video they filled out a post-video survey (N = 81) assessing their romantic media exposure, romantic beliefs, relationship expectations, and partner idealizations. Overall, it was found that romantic beliefs had an influence on certain relationship expectations. It was also found that the assigned romantic media had a significant influence on the change in romantic beliefs. However, there were no significant results, for either prior media consumption or assigned media, influencing relationship expectations or partner idealizations.

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