Elizabeth Nawrot, Psychology, is the invited speaker at NDSU’s Psychology Department Colloquium Series Friday Oct. 19. Nawrot will present “The development of depth perception in infancy: Motion parallax and eye movement systems.” This talk will summarize Nawrot’s three-year research program to study infant visual development that has been funded through a $260,000 grant from the National Institutes for Health. The […]
Elizabeth Nawrot, Psychology, with co-authors Mark Nawrot (NDSU Psychology), and MSUM students Jennifer Livingood and Jennifer Wenner, had the following presentation at the Vision Sciences Society Meeting in Naples, Fla.: “Depth from motion parallax: The role of smooth pursuit and ocular following response eye movements.”
This year’s Red River Undergraduate Psychology Conference was hosted by Concordia College on April 1. A number of faculty members and students from the psychology department attended the conference. The following students presented projects: Jennifer R. Wenner, Allyson Schaan, & Natalie Avey: “Social Rererencing During Inauthentic Emotional Situations.” Casey Lloyd & Ethan Dahl: “Music’s Effect on Helping Behavior in Second […]