Today’s the day! Over 70 psychology honours thesis students from 15 different Ontario universities will be tweeting their posters and chatting about their research starting at 1pm (EDT)! Find them using #aoputc2020 (full list of participants is on the website).
Thanks to everyone for such a great turnout last Friday, and for sharing your research with us! You should all be proud of what you have accomplished this year! And please join me in congratulating the winners of the Best Poster Award: @SiannGault @AadhiyaVasudeva & @kellyzz23!
Excited to present my thesis on the effects of gestational THC exposure on adolescent rodent brain development (specifically dendritic spine density in the dentate gyrus) and anxiety-related behaviour! Incomplete data collection due to COVID; existing data discussed. #aoputc2020
@serena_shukla Thanks, Serena! What will be the next steps in this line of research (or what do you think is the next most important question to ask/hypothesis to test?)
@AmandaFurlano And just a clarification question - when you say that 43% of participants did not respond, does that indicate that there was no data entered, or that these participants said the person had no response to their disclosure?
@AmandaFurlano Lovely poster, Amanda! Was there a relationship between the type of person (peer, family member, etc) disclosed to and their (perceived) reaction to the disclosure?
So excited to see everyone's great work during #aoputc2020 Twitter Poster Conference! It's been an honour to work with Dr. Ritvo and Zack Kelly to study the Heart Rate Variability under Stress and Assisted Recovery at York University! Cheers to everyone for their contribution!
We investigated the effects of prenatal THC exposure on depressive behaviour in adolescent rats, as well as effects on neuron morphology. Unfortunately neural data collection was halted due to COVID; behavioural results and anticipated neural results are described #aoputc2020
I am excited to share my research with you all on the benefits of academic self-efficacy! Please feel free to reach out with any questions or feedback. #aoputc2020
Effects of Disorders, Psychopathic Traits, Gender, and Relationship Type on Mock Jurors’ Decisions in a Case of Intimate Partner Violence with Adults
Julia Belton & Dr. Calvin Langton
#aoputc2020#UWindsor
Abstract: https://t.co/58SdvwC1Wf
Presentation: https://t.co/5t904VftSc
Today is ePoster presentation day @aoputc. I am excited to present my Honours thesis which focuses on Using Temporal Order Judgment to Determine if Numbers Move #Attention or Bias Responses
#aoputc2020
#aoputc2020 I'm excited to present my undergraduate thesis at the (virtual) 50th Annual Ontario Psychology Undergraduate Thesis Conference hosted by UofT this year!
I’m excited to share my undergraduate thesis research, examining the moderating role of physical activity in the stress and emotional eating relationship. This research was supervised by Dr. Alexandra J. Fiocco at @RyersonU. I look forward to answering any questions. #aoputc2020
I'm excited to present my thesis project research on the impact of deliberate practice training on therapist behaviour, supervised by Dr. Henny Westra at York University! I look forward to answering any questions! #aoputc2020