Events

Colleen Merrifield's thesis is entitled: "Towards a Model of Boredom:  Investigating the Psychophysiological, Cognitive, and Neural Correlates of Boredom."

Colleen’s thesis is available to view in Rita Cherkewski’s Office (PAS 3028).

All are welcome to attend.

Dubravka (Dee) Gavric's thesis is entitled: "What is the Function of Post-Event Processing in Social Anxiety Disorder?  The Role of Metacognitive Beliefs, Memory Uncertainty and Perception of Performance."

Dee’s thesis is available to view in Rita Cherkewski’s Office (PAS 3028).

All are welcome to attend.

Crystal Tse's thesis is entitled: "When Empathy Backfires:  How (Not) to Engender Warmth and Respect for Minorities"

Crystal’s thesis is available to view in Rita Cherkewski’s office (PAS 3028).

All are welcome to attend.

Amanda Wudarzewski's thesis is entitled: "Exploring contributions of liking and wanting to the intention-behaviour link."

Amanada’s thesis is available to view in Rita Cherkewski’s office (PAS 3028).

All are welcome to attend.

Come and rediscover the arts. Find out how students are prepared for the challenges and opportunities of the 21^st century and reconnect with professors.

Natalie Sansone's thesis is entitled: "Perceived Risk of Tobacco Products among Adult Tobacco Users in Bangladesh and India."

Natalie’s thesis is available to view in Rita Cherkewski’s office (PAS 3028).

All are welcome to attend.

Andrea-lee Nelson's thesis is entitled: "What is the Nature of Anxiety-Related Attentional Bias to Threat?"

Andrea’s thesis is available to view in Rita Cherkewski’s office (PAS 3028).

All are welcome to attend.

Vanessa Huyder's thesis is entitled: "Learning to cooperate:  The impact of executive functioning, theory of mind and externalizing behaviours on children's social functioning."

Vanessa’s thesis is available to view in Rita Cherkewski’s office (PAS 3028).

All are welcome to attend.

Stephanie Waechter's thesis is entitled: "Anxiety and attention to threat:  The psychometric properties of attentional bias scores"

Stephanie’s thesis is available to view in Rita Cherkewski’s office (PAS 3028).

All are welcome to attend.