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Students’ Senior Theses in Social and Other Areas of Psychology
What are some of
the broader issues related to clinical problems or interventions?
Students with interests in Psychology at Davidson are
encouraged to see the links between all areas of Psychology, and
"Clinical" students are certainly no exception. As can be seen by
surveying the broad range of topics below, ideas from Development,
from Cognitive, from Social, and from Industrial/Organizational
Psychology pique students' interests as well.
Students' Senior
Theses: Social and Other Areas of Psychology
An Analysis of the Changing Valence of Priorities from Teenage
Pregnancy to Teenage Motherhood
Linden
Spital, 2006
Effects of Advertising on the Prescription of Anti-Anxiety
Medications
Lauren Daniel, 2003
Does studying to music improve performance on reading comprehension
for certain personalities?
Ida Wainschel, 2001
Effects of the Personality Variable Need for Achievement on
Performance and Commitment to Goal-Oriented Tasks Carolyn Kirsch, 1997 Variations in Knowledge of and Attitudes Toward Child Abuse by Career Interest and Gender Jessica Kahn, 1996 An Analysis of Adjustments in Human Perception of a Neutral Visual Aesthetic Stimulus Resulting from Paired Exposure to Pleasant or Unpleasant Visual Aesthetic Stimuli Morgan Todd, 1997 Characteristics Related to Community Service in College Students Amy Hawfield, 1996 to Family Intervention Research to Behavioral Medicine Research to General Clinical Research to Research Methods Publications back to main |
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