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  Learning Lucid Dreaming and its Effect on Depression in Undergraduates 

  Taitz, Isaac (2011-05)

  The present study tested two hypotheses: 1) that lucid dreaming could be effectively taught through an online intervention, and 2) that lucid dreaming can alleviate depression as mediated by LOC. Surveys consisting of ...
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  Changing caregiving quality for neurodevelopmentally at-risk infants: Executive function and behavior outcomes 

  Sellers, Kristin (2011-05)

  Neurodevelopmental impairment in infancy is an established risk factor for poor cognitive and behavior outcomes later in life. However, environmental factors such as high quality caregiving could be protective against these ...
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  Children's Perceptions of Mechanical Knowledge as a Function of Gender 

  Schneider, Lauren (2011-05)

  This study examined children's perceptions of the mechanical knowledge of others as a function of gender. Children ages 3-8 watched videos of male and female informants fixing toys in one of two conditions: either the boy ...
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  Political Ideology and Support for Universal Health Care: The Roles of Thinking Styles and Executive Functioning in the Judgments of Older Adults 

  Neustadter, Eli (2011-05)

  In contemporary American politics, Democrats and Republicans have become increasingly polarized along ideological lines. This division is especially apparent in the debates surrounding the possibility of universal health ...
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  Gist for Risk: Link between Impulsivity and Fuzzy-Trace Theory Explanations of Adolescent Risk Behavior 

  Romer, Adrienne (2011-05)

  Adolescence is characterized by a steep increase in risk taking behaviors. Research indicates that individual differences in impulsivity are highly correlated with adolescent risk taking (Verdejo-Garcia, Lawrence, and ...

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