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UWGB Psi Chi student members are actively conducting scholoarly research on a wealth of topics. Members also presented at APA, MPA, and APS, together with the Academic Symposium on campus. This page will highlight some past research. Click on the links below for presentations and conference posters.
Tonya Filz Student Perceptions of Undergraduate Teaching Assistants	Craig Van Pay The Influence of Language on Memory: Differences in Recollection of Regular English Plural Nouns with Varying Phonological Properties	Erin Ehres Assessing veterans’ need for resources, and gaining insight into the transitional experience upon returning home from combat.	Areanna Lakowske Putting Together the Pieces: Meaning Matters in Children’s Plural Comprehension	Stephanie Freis Sexist Brands: Empowering, Degrading, or Aggravating?
Darrell Teske and Joshua Bastinello Male Body Image	Jill West Are Beauty Pageants Sexist?	Christina Tosh How Do Students' Study?	Krystle Lang APS_04Lange	Tara Schuessler School Fitness In Wisconsin
Andrea Schenkoske Body Type and Impression Formation	Heather Klein APS_06BeautyPageant	Kristin Grudzielanek Are Attractive Teachers Better?	Casie Rindfleisch Objectification06	Mike Miller How Coachable are Athletes?