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Jan 18 |
OPEN |
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Jan 25 |
GUEST SPEAKER: Dr Jim Rimpau |
Teaching
American Sign Language to cross fostered chimpanzees |
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Feb 1 |
Dan |
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Feb 8 |
Courtney |
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Feb 15 |
Paul |
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Feb 22 |
Sang |
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Feb 29 |
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March 7 |
GUEST
SPEAKER Dr
Patrick Carroll The
Ohio State University |
Self-Revision |
How
and why would a young man or woman who desperately wants to become a
psychologist abandon their dream in response to a faculty advisor's
suggestion that they do not have what it takes to make it in psychology? The
present investigation tested three hypotheses advanced to explain how and why
people abandon commitment to possible selves in response to threatening
feedback. First, the likelihood of
downward self-revision is maximized when the implications of threatening
feedback are fully specified into the explicit prospect of a specific
undesired possible self as more likely than the desired possible self. Second, initial elevations in self-doubt
and ultimate declines in expectations mediate the overall effect of specified
threats on commitment to possible selves. Third, the initial anxiety evoked
by specified threats provides a critical intermediate link that transforms
initial elevations in self-doubt into the ultimate collapse of expectations
supporting commitment to possible selves. Results support these hypotheses. |
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March 14 |
Spring Break |
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March 21 |
University |
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March 28 |
Kristina |
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April 4 |
Brett R |
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April 11 |
Jill |
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April
18 |
Jessi |
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April 25 |
OPEN |
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May 2 |
Psychology
Student Award and Recognition Ceremony |
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Titles and abstracts will be posted when available