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  • Asian American Women & Clothing Perceptions: A Study of Intersectionality

    Creator:
    Conrow, Angelina R.
    Abstract:
    While seemingly harmless, stereotypes can play a significant role in prejudice and discrimination. In two studies, we examined stereotypes of Asian American women and how they may vary with different clothing types. We used a mixed factorial design with a sample of college students from a U.S. university. In the...
    Resource Type:
    Honors College Thesis
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    _____________________________________________________________________ David Kerr, Committee Member, representing the School of Psychological Science

  • Cannabis and Emotion Processing: A Review of Behavioral, Physiological, and Neural Responses

    Creator:
    MacKenzie, Alyssa A.
    Abstract:
    With cannabis use increasing globally, it is important to understand its acute and chronic impacts on human physiology and behavior. It is proposed that cannabis use is linked to impairments in emotion processing, and brain regions that underlie these processes. The purpose of this review paper is to provide the...
    Resource Type:
    Honors College Thesis
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    _____________________________________________________________________ David Kerr, Committee Member, representing School of Psychological Science

  • Divergent Exercise Outcomes of Self-Objectification in Young Adults

    Creator:
    Sy, John Richmond T.
    Abstract:
    Self-objectification occurs through the internalization of unrealistic social standards of attractiveness which leads to excessive valuing of one’s physical features over functionality. Previous studies have associated self-objectification with a host of negative consequences including two opposing exercise-related outcomes, public exercise avoidance and exercise dependence. The main purpose of the present...
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    Masters Thesis
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    my committee, Dr. Kathryn Becker-Blease, Dr. David Kerr, Dr. Regan Gurung, Dr. Kathleen Bogart, and