Department of psychology professor, 308.865.8238
More than 500 students from 38 Nebraska high schools are registered to attend the fourth biennial Psychology Fair at the University of Nebraska at Kearney Thursday (Oct. 26).
As part of the fair, UNK psychology students have prepared 66 displays, activities and demonstrations that encompass a wide range of research and applications in psychology.
Featured topics for the 2006 Psychology Fair include jury deliberation, police interrogation, language acquisition, facial attractiveness and mazes. The topics are derived from four categories consisting of forensic psychology, animal behavior, cognitive psychology and social psychology.
The Psychology Fair will take place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Nebraskan Student Union and Copeland Hall.
The following is a listing of the various displays with their locations included.
Mirror Tracing, Nebraskan Student Union Room 238, table #1
Müller-Lyer Illusion, Nebraskan Student Union Room 238, table #2
Prism Goggles, Nebraskan Student Union Room 238, table #3
Deindividuation, Nebraskan Student Union Room 238, table #4
Bedwetting, Nebraskan Student Union Room 238, table #5
“MUM” Effect, Nebraskan Student Union Room 238, table #6
Death Anxiety, Nebraskan Student Union Room 238, table #7
Deja vu, Nebraskan Student Union Room 238, table #8
Personal Space, Nebraskan Student Union Room 238, table #9
Sentencing Recommendations, Nebraskan Student Union Room 238,
table #10
Conservation Tests, Nebraskan Student Union Room 238, table #11
Alcohol Goggles, Nebraskan Student Union Room 238, table #12
Infant Hearing, Nebraskan Student Union Room 238, table #13
Infant Vision, Nebraskan Student Union Room 238, table #14
Newborn Reflexes, Nebraskan Student Union Room 238, table #15
Separation Anxiety, Nebraskan Student Union Room 238, table #16
Object Perception, Nebraskan Student Union Room 238, table #17
Teratogens, Nebraskan Student Union Room 238, table #18
Toddler Speech, Nebraskan Student Union Room 238, table #19
Toddler Vocabulary, Nebraskan Student Union Room 238, table #20
Transpositional Task, Nebraskan Student Union Room 238, table #21
Fetal Development, Nebraskan Student Union Room 238, table #22
Block Grasping, Nebraskan Student Union Room 238, table #23
Delayed Speech Feedback, Nebraskan Student Union Room 238, table #24
Mach Bands and other Phenomena, Nebraskan Student Union Room 238,
table #25
Cognitive Averaging, Nebraskan Student Union Room 238, table #26
Retinal Mapping, Nebraskan Student Union Room 238, table #27
Sound Localization, Nebraskan Student Union Room 238, table #28
Visual Cliff, Copeland Hall hallway
Music and Aggression, Copeland Hall 303D
Detecting Deception (Polygraph), Copeland Hall 303H
Memory and Reaction Time , Copeland Hall 303I
Limits of Hearing, Copeland Hall 305
Memory and Cognition Computer Demos, Copeland Hall 321
Memory and Cognition Computer Demos, Copeland Hall 343
Tower of Hanoi, Copeland Hall 343
Emotional IQ, Copeland Hall 330
Skinner Box Demo, Copeland Hall 331
Chi Flow Visualizations, Copeland Hall 333
Strength Sapping, Copeland Hall 333
Pulfrich stereophenomenon, Copeland Hall 333
Neuropsychology models, Copeland Hall 340
Anagrams, Copeland Hall 340
Psychological Reactance, Copeland Hall 340
Rumor Transmission, Copeland Hall 342
Jury Deliberation, Copeland Hall 353
Observation of Jury Deliberation, Copeland Hall 354
