| Area of Interest: |
Metacognition, Drug
effects on cognition, and prospective memory. |
| Courses Taught: |
Introductory Psychology
(Psy 100), Research Methods (Psy 200), and Cognition (Psy 332) |
| Description of
Research: |
Factors that influence monitoring and
control of cognition (including mild stimulants, such as caffeine and
nicotine). Also subjects ability to remember to perform certain actions
(prospective memory). |
| Student
Participations: |
Will work with
undergraduates and good students. Willing to offer Psy 499 (independent
study) units. Number of students needed varies. |
| Requirements: |
- Should have 5-10 hours per week
available
- Should have completed Psy 200
with a "B" or better and be at least enrolled in Psy 332.
- Computer skills (IBM) required.
- Preferred students have taken 1 or more courses
with Dr. Keleman
|
| Participation
Descriptions: |
- Run subjects.
- Data analysis.
- Library work.
|
| Semester Needed: |
Spring 2005. |
| Contact Information: |
Faculty Office Hours and Other Information |