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Browsing by Academic Advisor Conway, Andrew

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Class YearAuthor(s)TitleAdvisor
2014Krueger, SydneyCan Walking Improve Cognitive Functioning for Older Adults? A Randomized InterventionConway, Andrew
2011Sherman, ErinThe Conservative Conservationist? Regulatory Focus, Framing, and Ideology in Climate Change CommunicationConway, Andrew
2015Pons, SamuelCumulative Effects of Exertions of Self-Control in Expected and Unexpected ConditionsConway, Andrew
2014Smith, ColleenDoes Mindset Moderate the Cognitive Benefits of Action Video Games?Conway, Andrew
2015Khan, NabeerThe Effect of Sleep Deprivation on Visual Short-Term Memory Capacity and ResolutionConway, Andrew
2013Drach, RaeEffects of Education: Short- term Memory, Working Memory, and Fluid Intelligence in Young ChildrenConway, Andrew
2015Roddy, KyleEffects of Online Gambling on AttentionConway, Andrew
2012Saiontz, RachelThe Effects of Stress on Problem Solving: A Comparison of Athletes and Non-AthletesConway, Andrew
2013Benvegnu, NeilenThe Effects of Video Games on Mental Health: Beyond Negative Misconceptions, Towards Real Positive OutcomesConway, Andrew
2014Riposta, JosephImplicit Theories of Intelligence: A Temporal Trend Toward PolarizationConway, Andrew
2013Lawley, WilliamImproving the Mind: Comparing the Effects of Cognitive Working Memory Training Paradigms and NootropicsConway, Andrew
2013Chen, HelenMe, Wait, for What?!: The Effects of Identity Salience and Decision Domain on Intertemporal ChoiceConway, Andrew
2015Lopez, DaisyMemory and Metaphors: The Memorability of Emotionally Evocative MetaphorsConway, Andrew
2013Navetta, KevinA Resource-Competition Model: Understanding the Relationship Between Stereotype Threat and Working Memory CapacityConway, Andrew
2011Thornton, MarkSocial Working Memory: The Role of the Medial Prefrontal CortexConway, Andrew
2015Daker, RichardThe Varying Effects of Stereotype Threat, Lift, and Priming on Cognitive PerformanceConway, Andrew