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Current Graduate Students
Stefanie Badzinski
e-mail: stefanie.badzinski ]att[ okstate. eduStefanie is a fifth-year doctoral candidate in the Life-Span Developmental program at OSU. She is interested in a variety of schools of thought in psychology and philosophy and is particularly interested in theories and methods for exploring the subjective realms of persons and how they embody different experiences (e.g., an unexpected illness). Her thesis explored the psychometric properties of a repertory grid measure of implicative dilemmas, which are implicit cognitive conflicts that prevent individuals from actualizing their ideal selves. Her comprehensive exam and dissertation will explore the foundations of neuroticism.
Jim Anderson
e-mail: jim.anderson ]att[ okstate. edu
Jim is a fourth-year graduate student in the Life-Span Developmental program at OSU. He earned a master's in counseling from the Assemblies of God Theological Seminary. His research interests involve personality theory and faith development among clergy. His thesis explored a person-centered method of assessing spiritual development.
Erika Brown
e-mail: erika.brown ]att[ okstate .eduErika is a third-year student in the Life-Span Developmental program at OSU. She earned a BA from OSU in 2008. Her research interests involve the psychology of religion, measurement, and personality assessment.
Liz Schlimgen
e-mail: liz.schlimgem ]att [ gmail. com
Liz is a fourth-year doctoral candidate in the Life-Span Developmental program at OSU. She earned her B.A. from the University of Minnesota, Morris in 2008 and her master’s from OSU in 2011. Her research interests include: statistical analysis, measurement, causation, and the philosophy of psychology.
Current Undergraduate Students (Fall 2011)
- Kathleen Baskin
- Kirby Jaeger
Former Graduate Students:
Brenda McDaniel
e-mail: bmcdani ]att[ ksu. edu
Thesis: Evaluating the Mathematical Structure of the Self via Subliminal Manipulation
Dissertation: Predicting Moral Judgment Competence from Developmental Building Blocks and Individual Dispositions: A Structural Equation Model
Current Position: Assistant Professor, Department of Psychology, Kansas State University.
REU Students from previous years:
- Kim Assad: Now at Michigan State University
- Kati Knight: Now at the University of Michigan
- Marisa Miller: Graduated from Florida State University
- Ashley Eberhart: Undergraduate Student
- David Ward: Undergraduate Student
Honors Students and Thesis Titles:
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Erika Brown. Thesis: Fixed or flexible: The effect of negative feedback on one's religious identity [Powerpoint presentation]
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Jenny Hughes. Graduated from the Minnesota School of Professional Psychology. Thesis: Distinguishing types of prayer and their roles in psychological well-being.
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Douglas Haynes. Now at George Mason University. Thesis: Recognizing sunk costs as psychological decision making impediments.
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Sarah Haynes. Now at Depaul University. Thesis: Personality and Stress Management
Previous Undergraduate Lab Students:
- Kristian Alton
- James Barraclough
- Stacey Bomhoff
- Rodney Clayborn
- Elizabeth Close
- Zack Colorio
- Justin Cooper
- Blake Engelman
- Bo Gallimore
- Cody Gayer
- Douglas Haynes
- Sarah Haynes
- Trey Hill
- Megan Hobart
- Heather Hutchens
- Sara Hughes
- Scott Ihrig
- Bobby Jackson
- Joyce Jenkins
- Laura Kemp
- Lauren Kirk
- Allison Little
- Clint Martin
- Lacy McCullar
- Shannon Milligan
- Andrew Mixson
- Angel Odeh
- Heather Orr
- Tiffany Roberts
- Nicole Rosell
- Jonathan Rule
- Ashley Ryder
- Andrew Schlecht
- Drew Stephenson
- Devan Ramirez (Seawright)
- Tara Smith
- Dana Thompsen
- Tiffany Truitt
- Zach Welch
- Kathie Wilson