Monday, December 5, 2022 - 1:30pm
Place:
STEPS 102
Presenters
Marissa Alverzo
Experts and the Believability of Conspiracy Theories
Advisor: Professor Jessecae Marsh
Elizabeth Benjuya
Hearing Loss: How it Affects Early Language Acquisition and Development
Advisor: Professor Kiri Lee
Talia Feinberg
Exploring the Relationship Between the Role of Artificial Intelligence in Underrepresented Groups and Behavioral Intention Within Mental Health Settings
Advisor: Professor Haiyan Jia
Taylor McEvoy
Can changing reward lead you to think outside your stereotype box?
Advisor: Professor Kate Arrington
Josline Mitoguena
How accurate is the claim of the thirty million word gap?
Advisor: Professor Kiri Lee
Chloe Moros
Mental Models Surrounding Smart Homes
Advisor: Professor Dustin Stoltz
Sofia Mottola
The Role of Machine Learning in Health Equity as Related to Diagnostic Outcomes
Advisor: Professor Dustin Stoltz
Lexington Poole
The Bridge Between Metastereotypes and Cognitive Dissonance
Advisor: Professor Dominic Packer
Anoushka Shah
Applications of Supervised Machine Learning Techniques in Consumer Based Marketing
Advisors: Professor Jeff Heflin and Professor BeiBei Dong
Lily Spencer
The Effects of Trait and State Mindfulness on Cognitive Flexibility and the Mediating Roles of Non-Judgement and Acceptance
Advisor: Professor Kate Arrington
Ryan Sullivan
The Development of Beliefs about the Controllability of Positive and Negative Emotions, Thoughts and Behaviors
Advisor: Professor Amanda Brandone
Jingwen Wei
Is onomatopoeia universal?: An observation from Japanese Onomatope
Advisor: Professor Kiri Lee
