Undergraduate Research Assistants
We are incredibly proud of the work the undergraduates complete each semester and their overall academic achievements.
Each semester, the undergraduate research assistants work with graduate students to collect data for experimental research, give surveys, participate in coding projects using archival data, and transcribe data. If you are interested in getting involved, click here.
Undergraduates participating in the lab for course credit also complete a final project either alone or in a small group. Some of these final projects are student-led data collection endeavors we call mini-projects. The recent mini-projects completed in our lab involve creating online surveys (developing new measures or conducting an online experiment), analyzing and presenting previously collected data, or engaging in field experiments on MSU's campus (such as testing the bystander effect in the union or library).
Here is an example of Toni Creecy's (class of 2010) field experiment on the effects of attractiveness on helping behavior: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eUMtoF3woPg
Here is an example of Sarah Lisenbe's (class of 2008) field study of blind conformity: http://www.betterdaystv.net/play.php?vid=19443
Each semester, the undergraduate research assistants work with graduate students to collect data for experimental research, give surveys, participate in coding projects using archival data, and transcribe data. If you are interested in getting involved, click here.
Undergraduates participating in the lab for course credit also complete a final project either alone or in a small group. Some of these final projects are student-led data collection endeavors we call mini-projects. The recent mini-projects completed in our lab involve creating online surveys (developing new measures or conducting an online experiment), analyzing and presenting previously collected data, or engaging in field experiments on MSU's campus (such as testing the bystander effect in the union or library).
Here is an example of Toni Creecy's (class of 2010) field experiment on the effects of attractiveness on helping behavior: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eUMtoF3woPg
Here is an example of Sarah Lisenbe's (class of 2008) field study of blind conformity: http://www.betterdaystv.net/play.php?vid=19443
Current Undergraduate Research Assistants
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Hal BronsonHal Bronson is a senior at MSU. He is a psychology majors who will graduate in May 2018. Upon graduation, he plans on attending graduate school to become a Clinical Psychologist.
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Areal CarterAreal Carter is a senior from Fort Mitchell, Alabama. She is currently studying Psychology, with a concentration in Pre-nursing and a minor in History. She plans to graduate in December 2017. Upon receiving a Bachelor's degree, she plans on attending graduate school for Nursing, with an emphasis in women's health.
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Kameron Jade TalleyKameron Jade Talley is a senior at Mississippi State University. She is majoring in psychology. After graduation, she plans to attend graduate school to obtain a Master’s degree in Mental Health Counseling. After graduate school, She plans to attend law school. She is in high hopes of becoming a United States Senator in the future. She is most interested in demographic differences, within states, across our country on issues, such as aggression, racism, sexism, hate crimes, and equality. The best way to understand how our country thinks and operates is through research.
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