2012-2013 Colloquium Series

Colloquium are held in the Psychology Building, Room 306 @ 4:00pm

Cookies & soda will be available before the colloquium.
 
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FALL 2012

Sept 14
Jeff Stone, The University of Arizona
Prejudice Reduction by a Stigmatized Target:  A Target Empowerment Model
 
Sept 28
Heather Urry, Tufts University
Resources for Emotion Regulation
 
Oct 19
Roseanne Armitage, The University of Michigan
Maternal Depression and Infant Sleep
 
Nov 19 (MONDAY)
Michael Herzog, Ecole polytechnique federale de Lausanne
How good Gestalt determines low level vision

Nov 30
Anne Bowen, University of Wyoming
Internet Delivered HIV Prevention for Rural MSM: Successes, Problems, & the Future

SPRING 2013

Jan 11
James Pennebaker, The University of Texas at Austin
Using language analysis to track and shape group behavior

Feb 1
Larry Barsalou, Emory University
Situated Conceptualization

Feb 22
Daphna Shohamy, Columbia University
Multiple Forms of Memory Guide Decisions and Actions

Mar 1
Aaron Kay, Duke University
The Compensatory Control Function of Social, Political, and Religious Beliefs

Mar 22
Tracy Riggins, The University of Maryland
Neurobehavioral Investigations of Recollection in Early Childhood

Apr 5
Brent Small, The University of Maryland
Do Lifestyle Activities Moderate Cognitive Decline Among Older Adults

Apr 19
Diego Pizzagalli, Harvard Medical School
The Neuroscience of Major Depressive Disorder: Focus on Anhedonia

Apr 26
Jill M. Cyranowski, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
Women, Depression and the Social Modulation of Stress