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The following study groups are typically graduate students presenting some new and exciting research. Sometimes there are invited speakers. Everybody is welcome.
Cognitive, Brain, and Behavior Studies Group (CBBSG): Mondays at Noon in B016 Haggar Hall.
Quantitative Studies Group (QSG): Thursdays at 3:30 PM in 212 Haggar Hall.
Developmental Studies Group (DSG): Wednesdays at 1 PM in B016 Haggar Hall.
Feel free to ask me for a copy of the abstracts for upcoming events!
Monday, Dec. 1, 2014 Noon: CBBSG- Presentation by Enmanuelle Pardilla-Delgado. Haggar B016 (?) “Effects of Psychosocial Stress on True and False Memory Consolidation”
Thursday, Dec. 4, 2014 3:30pm: QSG- TBA. Haggar 212
Thursday, Dec. 4, 2014 4:30pm: MAP Lab meeting- Article discussion led by Katie McCarty. Brownson 118
Thursday, Dec. 4, 2014, 5:30pm: Neuroscience presentation by Kathryn Ralph. Haggar B016
Friday, Dec. 5, 2014, 12:30pm: DSG-TBA. Haggar B016
Thursday Nov. 20, 3:30 pm, 212 Haggar Hall: QSG – Quinn Lathrop: an ND PhD who will practice his job talk.
Thursday Nov. 20, 4:30 pm, 118 Brownson Hall: MAP lab meeting – Special Guest Sam Hardy, PhD (BYU)
Friday Nov. 21, 12:30 pm, B016 Haggar Hall: DSG – Sam Hardy, PhD (BYU) The M & M’s of Moral Identity: Mediation and Moderation.
Thursday Oct. 30, 3:30pm, Haggar 212- QSG: TBA
Thursday Oct. 30, 4:30pm, Brownson 118- Lab meeting
Friday Oct. 31, 12:30pm, Haggar B016- DSG: TBA
Monday Oct. 13 Noon Haggar B016
CBBSG: Caitlin Mills–“Beyond Reading Time: Decoupling as a Predictor of Comprehension and Engagement during Reading”
Thursday Oct. 16 3:30pm Haggar 212
QSG: Can (Cathy) Shao–“Detection of Test Speededness Using Change-point Analysis”
Thursday Oct. 16 4:30pm Brownson 118
MAP lab meeting: article discussion led by Claire R.
Friday Oc.t 17 12:30pm Haggar B016
DSG: Amy Nuttal–“Understanding Processes of Boundary Dissolution Across Development”
Thursday Oct. 9; 3:30pm; Haggar 212:
QSG by Patrick Miller
“A flexible method for selecting predictors that influence multiple outcomes”
Thursday Oct. 9; 4:30pm; Brownson 118
Lab meeting: Smith et al article led by Claire C.
Pathways to Child Flourishing
Sept. 27-30: McKenna Hall
Sept. 29, Noon, Haggar B16
CBBSG by Michael Brady (ND post-doc)
“A Biology-Inspired Model of Speech Motor Learning and Control”
Oct. 2, 3:30pm, Haggar 212
QSG by Meghan Cain and Haiyan Liu
Oct. 2, 4:30pm, Brownson 118
Lab meeting with article discussion led by Alyssa
Oct. 3, 10:00am, Montgomery Auditorium, LaFortune
Dr. Thomas Balkin
“Sleep and Human Performance Factors”
Monday, Sept. 22, Noon, Haggar B016
CBBSG talk: Kristopher Kopp (post-doc at ND)
“An Assessment of Mind Wandering and Methods of Information Delivery”
Thursday, Sept 25, 3:30pm, Haggar 212
QSG talks:
Ge (Gabriella) Jiang
“Small sample statistics for SEM: Three robust corrections to the likelihood ratio statistic for nonnormal data”
Miao (Michelle) Yang
“Moderating effects of the relationship between education and income: a robust analysis”
Thursday, Sept. 25, 4:30pm, Brownson 118
Lab meeting: Discuss Elliot and Reis, 2003
Friday, Sept. 26, 12:30pm, Haggar B016
DSG talk: Jennifer Burke Lefevor (
*Rescheduled from last week*
Thursday Sept 18
QSG (Quantitative studies group): 3:30pm Haggar 212
Yajuan Si from University of Wisconsin-Madison
Nonparametric Bayesian Multiple Imputation for Incomplete Categorical Variables in Large-Scale Assessment Surveys
Lab meeting: 4:30pm Brownson 118
Discussing Rafa’s manuscript draft
Friday, Sept. 19
DSG (Developmental studies group): 12:30pm Haggar B016
Dr. Jen Burke-Lefever from the Notre Dame Center for Children and Families
Promoting Positive Parenting: Results from a Randomized Trial of a Cellular-Phone Enhanced Home Visitation Parenting Intervention