Psychology & Counseling: Faculty & Student Research
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The Psychology & Counseling Department places emphasis on both application and research. Students and Faculty often collaborate on research and the results have been presented at professional conferences and published in leading journals. Here are examples of some recent projects.
*Dunleavy, E & Crawley, E. J. (2010, March).
How Odd is the Odd One Out Effect in Change Blindness Research?
Poster at the meeting of the Eastern Psychological Association, New York, NY. Winner of a Psi Chi regional research award
Crawley, E. J. & *White, W. A. (2010, May)
Masker Complexity Influences Change Detection, for presentation at the 2010 APS Annual Convention in Boston.
*student co-author
*Migliosi, B. L., Muse-Burke, J. L. & *Costoso, E. (2010)
The role of parental love inconsistency in the development of narcissism and aggression. Poster to be presented at the American Psychological Association, San Diego, California.
* student coauthor
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Questions about the Psychology Program to Dr. Edward Crawley at crawley@marywood.edu.
Questions about the Counseling Program to Dr. Bradley Janey at janey@marywood.edu.