Student Research Presentations

• Abby Ramser ('05) presented The Relationship Between Effective Engagement and Developmental Age in Children with Autism at the Fall 2004 Indiana Academy of Science meeting.  Also in html format

• Julie Witherup ('04) presented The Visual Cocktail Phenomenon at the Fall 2004 Indiana Academy of Science meeting.  Also in html format.

• 2003-2004 Senior Thesis Projects & Butler Presentations

• Winter 2003 Research Methods Projects

• 2002-2003 Subject Pool Projects

• 2001-2002 Senior Thesis Projects & Butler Presentations

• 2002 Cognitive Psychology Class Butler Presentations

• Moore, Megan (Feb. 2002).  Sexual Harassment of Professional Women... Presented at the 2002 annual meeting of the Society for Personality and Social Psychologists, Savannah, GA.

• Winter 2001 Research Methods Poster Session

• Fall 2001 Research Methods Poster Session

• M. Paava Stults. (2001).  Motivation and Perceived Relatedness. Presented at the 2001 annual meeting of the Midwestern Psychological Association, Chicago, IL. 

• 2000-2001 Senior Thesis Projects & Butler Presentations

• Cognitive Psychology Class Research 

• Human Factors Class Project 

• Sensation and Perception Class Research

• 1999-2000 Senior Thesis Presentations at Butler

• Andrea L. Buuck('98), Neil Dishman('99), Sean Hanrahan('99), Jennifer Oser, Melanie Perry ('98), M. Paava Stults ('00), and John H. Krantz. (1998). Human Factors Standards for the Design of Online Syllabi A human factors class project. Here is a powerpoint version developed for Society for Computers in Psychology. Here are slides of the same talk.

Faculty Research Publications and Presentations
Here are faculty research interests

• John Krantz presented Computerized Tutorials: Animation vs. Modeling at the 34th Annual meeting of the Society for Computers in Psychology

• John Krantz presented Model of Retinal Ganglion Cells that Incorporates Eye Jitter at the Fall 2004 Indiana Academy of Science meeting.

• Both Bill and Ellen Altermatt went to SPSP to present posters.
  Bill's poster was "Chivalry is not for everybody: Chivalrous men are more courteous toward 'virtuous' women" and is by Altermatt W. and Cohen.
  Ellen's poster was "Capitalizing on success and coping with failure: An examination of students' interactions with family members and friends." The authors are: Altermatt, E., Kim, Mosher, and Swartz.

• John Krantz gave an invited address to Chicago State University entitled: Web-Based Research: Issues, Problems and an Example Technique. (As PowerPoint)

• John H. Krantz gave 4 presentations at NSF Advanced Training Institute in Social Psychology Experiments via the WWW.

• John H. Krantz with Barrie Woods had a chapter published, Sensation and Perception:
  A Window into the Brain and Mind in the web book, The Many Faces of Psychological Research in the 21st Century edited by Jane Halonen and Steve Davis.

• John Krantz (2001)delivered two addresses at the Mid-America Conference for Teachers of Psychology (MACTOP) at the University of Southern Indiana.  The titles are: Technology for the Terrified: The Why and How to Get Started Using Media in the Classroom, and Media, Media Everywhere but Nothing for Me: A Survey of Media for  a Broad Cross-section of Psychology (October 2001)

• Stephen "Skip" Dine Young (2001). Character Motivation in the Representation of Mental Health Professionals in Recent Movies.  Presented at the 109th Annual Convention of the American Psychological Association, August 2001.

• John H. Krantz.  (2001).  The Psychological Experiment: Web-Based Research in Context.  Presented at the 109th Annual Convention of the American Psychological Association, August 2001.

• Connie Wolfe.  (2001).  Contingencies of Worth and Self Affirmation:  An Integration of Two Theories of Self-Esteem.  An invited presentation at Illinois Wesleyan University.  March 2001.

• John H. Krantz. (2000). A Computational Model of the Retina.  Presented at the 30th annual meeting of the Society for Computers in Psychology, New Orleans, LA.

• Connie Wolfe, Jennifer Crocker, & Janetta Lun. (2000). Contingencies of Worth: Theoretical Overview, Emerging Evidence and Future Directions. Presented at the 1st annual meeting of the Society of Personality and Social Psychology, Nashville, TN.

• John H. Krantz, (1999).  Tell Me, What Did You See?  The Stimulus on Computers.  Presidential address at the 29th annual meeting of the Society for Computers in Psychology, Los Angeles, CA.

• John H. Krantz. (1999). Stimulus Presentation and the Validity of Web Studies.  Presented at the 107^th annual convention of the American Psychological Association, Boston, MA.

• John H. Krantz. (1999).  Technology as a Tool to Make the Introductory Classroom a Forum for Scientific Psychological Inquiry.   Invited address to the Prentice Hall Roundtable: Teaching Psychology with Technology: Current Perspectives.

• John H. Krantz and Jennifer Oser ('00). (1998). Evaluating Television Quality: The coming of HDTV, a pilot study. Presentation to students and faculty of Hanover College Psychology Department. You can view the powerpoint slides for the presentation by clicking on the link above. You need to download it to view it with PowerPoint 97 or if you have the latest animation player it will play in your browser.

• Karen L. Smith (alum '93). (1998). Implicit Learning and Unintentional Performance. An invited address to the students and faculty of Hanover College. As a PowerPoint animation. As slides.
• Krantz, J.H., Smith, M.A. (U. Toronto), Dalal, R. ('98)(1997). Validity of Internet and World-Wide Web studies: What is similar and what is different. Presented at the 27th annunal meeting of the Society for Computers in Psychology.