CSBBCS 2023

The lab attended the Canadian Society for Brain, Behaviour, and Cognitive Science (CSBBCS) at the University of Guelph in July 2023. 

Every graduate student from the lab presented posters of their research.

Here are some photos of them!

Seth Winward presenting his poster titled "Empathy as a train Construct: Stability of the Toronto Empathy Questionnaire and its Relationship to Sexual Prejudice"

Seth Winward presenting at CSBBCS 2023

Zora Chen presenting her poster titled "The ERN enhancement: fact or artefact?"

Zora Chen at CSBBCS 2023

Amie Durston presenting her poster titled "The impact of contextual self-relevance, valence, and social anxiety on face recognition and source memory"

Amie Durston presenting at CSBBCS 2023

Seth Winward presenting his poster titled "Empathy as a train Construct: Stability of the Toronto Empathy Questionnaire and its Relationship to Sexual Prejudice"
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Seth Winward presenting at CSBBCS 2023
Zora Chen presenting her poster titled "The ERN enhancement: fact or artefact?"
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Zora Chen at CSBBCS 2023
Amie Durston presenting her poster titled "The impact of contextual self-relevance, valence, and social anxiety on face recognition and source memory"
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Amie Durston presenting at CSBBCS 2023