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October 2013

Brain power: Enhancing learning and memory with transcranial direct current stimulation  | Lauren Richmond
Default mode network deactivations predict age-dependent long-term memory performance in healthy young adults  | Steve Nelson
Meeting for Students Currently Applying for Internship  | Ryan Bogdan, Ph.D. and Renee Thompson, Ph.D.

September 2013

Job Interviews/Talks
Social Psychology Marries Public Health to Improve Cancer Prevention  | Amy McQueen
Masters Talk - "Combining Attentional Control and Semantic Memory Retrieval: A Sensitive Marker for Early Stage AD and AD-Related Biomarkers in Healthy Older Adults"  | Andy Aschenbrenner
GLMdenoise: a fast, automated technique for denoising task-based fMRI data  | Kendrick Kay
Updates and Idea Blitz for Eating Disorder and Obesity Intervention Initiatives  | Rachel Kolko, M.A., and Andrea Kass, M.A.
Putting Students on the Hook in the Classroom as a Means of Improving Performance of Disadvantaged Students  | Hal Pashler
Department Colloquium - Replicability of Goal Priming Research: A Sad Story… And Some Possible Lessons  | Hal Pashler
Judging Fast and Slow: The effect of time pressure on judgments of learning  | Toshi Miyatsu
Moderation and Mediation in Social and Personality Psychology: Conceptual, Empirical, and Analytic Considerations  | Alan Lambert
Is variety the spice of memory? Comparing the effects of two types of encoding variability on veridical and false memory  | Mark Huff
"*FKBP5 *SNP rs1360780 and Childhood Adversity Interact to Predict Amygdala Reactivity: A Replication  | Christina Di Iorio
Childhood Maltreatment and Ongoing Stressful Events: Psychosocial Moderators and Racial Differences  | Juliette McClendon, M.A
General Talk - "Developing computational models of visual cortex using fMRI measurements"  | Kendrick Kay
Overconfidence in deliberation: The consequences of deliberative and intuitive thought modes on decision quality and decision satisfaction  | Laura Scherer
Riddles of History: Sir Frederic Bartlett’s Contributions to Memory Research and their Curious Reception  | Roddy Roediger
“Tests, tests, and more tests: A new era for dementia diagnosis”  | John Gooblar
Personality Accounts for the Connection between Volunteering and Health  | Hannah King

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