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The Relationship Between Caffeine and Cognitive Performance

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Can Grief Bots Help Emotional Healing?

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Graduating Senior Angela White receives Provost Award

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Non-verbal Communication Between Dogs & Humans

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Science Friday: What Happens to Your Body When You're Grieving

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Three Psychology Faculty awarded Teaching & Mentoring Awards

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Study Determining Whether Women Truly Talk More Than Men

Best Online bachelor's ranking

Psychology jumps 5 spots, now #6 for Best Online Bachelor's Programs in the latest U.S. News & World Report rankings

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Overcoming Grief During Loss of Personal Items

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Study Findings Challenge Parkinson's Movement Disorders Notions

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Psychology Outstanding Senior: Meredeth Crabtree

New study sheds light on the role neural activity and brain oscillations play in Parkinson’s disease

Recipe for Friendships

Recipes for Wisdom: Does wisdom really come with age?

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Managing Election-Related Anxiety

John Ruiz Winter 2024 Convocation Speaker

Professor John Ruiz to serve as College of Science's Convocation speaker