Goldinger Lab
Students assist in a variety of projects in experimental cognitive psychology, including visual search, memory, attention, language, and perceptual illusions.
Students are generally in charge of assisting in all aspects of experiments, including stimulus construction, running experiments with participants, and analyzing data. Our lab uses user-friendly experiment software, but we also run experiments on two eye trackers. As such, students will receive training in working with sensitive data recording equipment.
Opportunity Info
Credits:
2
Credits:
3 Research Area:
Course Info
Course Credit:
Both PGS399, PGS499 Academic year:
2012-2013
Semester:
Spring
Semester:
Fall
Prerequisites:
Students must have GPA of at least 3.4, have taken PSY 290, and have good interpersonal and communication skills. Experience with Microsoft Excel and Adobe Photoshop is a plus, but not required.
Research Supervisor:
Dr. Stephen Goldinger
Research Supervisor:
Graduate Students: Mike Hout, Anthony Barnhart