The University of Georgia Department of Psychology proudly recognizes the following graduate students who have earned their doctoral and master's degrees this Spring 2025. PhD Colin Gardner, The Influence of Action Video Games on Visual-Motor and Cognitive Function Mentor: Randy Hammond Riley Hess, A Comparison of Modern Machine Learning Methods for Applied Attrition Modeling Mentor: Neal Outland Dominique La Barrie, Ethnic-Racial Socialization Messages in Multigenerational Latinx Families: How Do Parents' and Grandparents' Messages Impact Emerging Adults? Mentor: Anne Shaffer Rose LeFevre-Levy, Perceptions of Neurodivergent Workers: Understanding Expected Behavioral Reactions Using the Stereotype Content Model and the Social Model of Disability Mentor: Malissa Clark Apoorva Sarmal, Looking Under the Hood: Creating and Validating a Measurement of White Cultural Values in the U.S. Mentor: Allison Skinner Hayley Trainer, An Investigation of Gender Differences in the Perception and Enactment of Leadership Relationships in Teams Mentor: Dorothy Carter MS Yaw Buabeng, The Effect of Wavelength on 2-Point Light Thresholds Mentor: Randy Hammond Nina Carmichael-Tanaka, Taking AIM at What It Means to Be Asian: Development of the Asian Identity Measure (AIM) Mentor: Neal Outland Meg Fyan, Cascades of Learning Through Play: The Relation Between Movement, Attention, and Language in the Second Year of Life Mentor: Janet Frick Brittnee Hampton, The Role of Effort Perceptions in Evaluations of Subjective Task Value in Peers Mentor: Michelle vanDellen Anna Knippenberg, Resting-State Functional Connectivity Within Social Brain Networks Show Differential Associations with Negative Symptom Domains in Schizophrenia Mentor: Greg Strauss Kate Lindig, The Role of Negative Affectivity in the Relation between Maternal Mind-Mindedness and Toddlers' Language Outcomes Mentor: Janet Frick Hailey Warren, The Basic NeuroCognitive Continuum (BANCC): Modeling the Affiliation of Neurobiological and Cognitive Measures in Psychosis Mentor: Brett Clementz Cameron Wysocky, The Relationship Between Macular Pigment, Visual Range, and Brightness Perception Mentor: Randy Hammond
