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PSI CHI: The International Honor Society in Psychology

PSI CHI: The International Honor Society in Psychology

National Convention Research Award

2008-2009 Winners

Undergraduate Research Awards

Last year up to eight awards were available to Psi Chi undergraduate members submitting the best research papers for presentation during the Psi Chi paper/poster sessions at the APA and APS national conventions. Two awards of $300 each were awarded for presentations at APA and four awards of $300 each were awarded for presentations at APS.

2009 APA Convention Research Awards

    • Bailey Bell
      Utah State University
      "Self-Injurious Behaviors: Adolescent-Limited Versus Life Course-Persistent Patterns”
    • Paul C. Condon
      Gonzaga University (WA)
      "Does Language Influence Perception of Emotion? Evidence From Two Groups”
    • Krista Ruth Mehari
      Hope College (MI)
      “Parenting Practices and Externalizing Behaviors Among Latino(a) and White Youth”
    • Diana J. Meter
      University of North Carolina at Ashville
      "The Effects of Priming on Perceptions About Adolescence”

2009 APS Convention Research Awards

    • Laura Getz
      Elizabethtown College (PA)
      “Music Training Does Not Increase Shadowing Accuracy in a Dichotic-Listening Task”
    • Whitney Rostad
      Gonzaga University (WA)
      “Parents in the Dorm Room”

Graduate Research Awards

In 2008-09 up to eight awards were available to Psi Chi graduate members submitting the best research papers for presentation during the Psi Chi paper/poster sessions at the APA and APS national conventions. Two awards of $500 each were awarded for presentations at APA and one award of $500 was awarded for a member presenting at APS.

2009 APA Convention Research Awards

    • Shannon E. Emery
      Francis Marion University (SC)
      "Factor Structure of the Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire for College Students"

2009 APS Convention Research Awards

    • Nanxin Li
      Yale University (CT)
      “Isolation Rearing Impairs Cognitive Flexibility in Rats: Implication for Schizophrenia”

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