The Fall Virtual Undergraduate Research Symposium is a research fair that gives undergraduate researchers across all University of Minnesota campuses the opportunity to present their research to the community. This semester, the symposium was held virtually. The Department of Psychology had many students present. Their presentations can be viewed below.
- Associations among Critical Consciousness, discrimination, and physical and mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic – Jasmine Sanchez (BS)
- Developing Better Video Game Classifications using Tangible Aspects of Games – Kaushall Senthil Nathan (BS)
- Determining Phases of Disease Progression in Mucopolysaccharidoses Type IIIA: Analysis of Age Versus Neuropsychological Development – Lauryn Logic (BS)
- The Effects of Partisan Motivated Reasoning on Protest Attitudes – Nicolas Eide (BA)
- The Effect of Childhood Trauma on the Selection of Coping Strategy in Response to Distress – Xiaohe Cao (BS)
Composed by Flora Pollack, communications assistant.