ࡱ> ` Fbjbj >=An*n*n*8*4*=,+++++,,,<<<<<<<$B>h@H<,,,,,<++<111,++<1,<111++ p:Uـan*i0118d<0=1@!1j@11b@Q5,,1,,,,,<<1d,,,=,,,,d d   Contact Person + e-mail address Type of ResearchVarious Info:Openings and how to inquireFaculty MemberAron LabInterpersonal Relationships and PersonalityDuties: literature search, data entry and analyses, stimuli development and running participants in one or more research projects under supervision. Our lab studies interpersonal relationships, including romantic relationships and non-romantic relationships between different races and ethnicities. Requirements: GPA of at least 3.3. Minimum 6 hours per week. Prefer commitment for more than 1 semester. Familiarity with using library databases is also a plus. Research assistants must attend weekly lab meetings and tutorials on utilizing SPSSOpenings in Fall & Spring Fill out an application. Get an application @ http://www.psychology.stonybrook.edu/aronlab-/ and email to jennifer.rodden@stonybrook.eduDr. Arthur AronSarah Barber sabarber@ic.sunysb.eduHuman MemoryDuties: RAs will assist in running subjects in one or more research projects, helping with data entry and analyses, and conducting library searches. Training will be provided.Openings in Spring E-mail Sarah Barber for more information.Dr. Suparna RajaramCanli Lab, Yael Isler yaelpanina@gmail.comMolecular Genetics and Neuroscience of Individual DifferencesRequirements: Average GPA of 3.5 or higher. Background in Biology or Psych/Bio Double-Major , or prior research experience, a big plus. Duties: running subjects in questionnaire and behavioral studies, data entry, opportunity to obtain training in conducting genotyping protocols or in analyzing brain imaging data.Openings in Spring Contact Yael Isler for more details.Dr. Turhan CanliAdam Congleton acongleton@notes.cc.sunysb.edu Human Memory Processes. Current research projects explore how group collaboration affects subsequent individual memory.Duties: library search, article organization, data entry and analyses, stimuli development and running participants in one or more research projects under supervision. Requirements: Interest in psychological research is essential and some familiarity with conducting library searches and using computer programs such as Excel is also a plus. Minimum 6 hours per week.Openings in Spring E-mail Adam Congleton for applicationDr. Suparna RajaramGinaMarie Dellicurti gdellicurti@yahoo.com Family Translational Lab -- Couples communication, Partner violence, Parent-child violenceRequirements: 3, 6, 9 hours per week for credit. In summer, we require RA's to work with us for whole summer (both sessions), as opposed to only 1. Must be soph, junior or 1st sem. senior. Duties: Phone interviewing using RDD; Participant visit assistance, Data Mgt. (see flyer and application); Coding (see flyer and application - requires 2 credit, 2 semester committment)Openings: Spring, Summer, Fall Contact GinaMarie for information or apply online: application.ftrgroup.orgDr. Richard Heyman and Dr. Amy Smith-SlepJeff Foy jefoy@notes.cc.sunysb.eduJudgment and decision making, understanding narratives, and creativityDuties: RAs will help run participants for different studies within the lab and help to code data. RAs may also help create stimuli for new studies. Requirements: RAs should have an interest in cognitive psychology and be available for 3-6 hours a week.Openings in SpringRichard GerrigDr. Nancy Franklin, nfranklin@notes.cc.sunysb.edu Human MemoryDuties: Running subjects, helping with data analysis (training provided), helping with stimulus generation (training provided), library research, attending weekly lab meetings. Students with seniority in the lab have the option of conducting independent research under PSY 487. Requirements: Prefer strong student; prefer some previous research experience; prefer someone who expects to stay in the lab 2 semesters. 9 hours per weekOpenings in Spring, Summer & Fall Contact Dr. Nancy Franklin via email for an application formDr. Nancy FranklinDr. Greg Hajcak greg.hajcak@stonybrook.eduCognitive and affective psychophysiology. Research assistants will be trained to run subjects in experiments that examine brain activity and other psychophysiological measures during cognitive and emotional tasks.1) Duties/tasks: Running subjects through lab tasks, which includes assisting with EEG setup; possibly some data entry. 2) Requirements: MUST be available for a minimum 3 semesters, 9 hours per week - credit available. RA candidates must be conscientious, responsible, highly motivated. Openings in Spring, Summer and Fall email Dr. Hajcak for applicationDr. Greg HajcakKiana Glanton ice.researchlab@gmail.comDrawing from different lines of research in psychology, we are conducting cross-disciplinary research studies to test whether individual cognitive processes are influenced by group dynamics at the cognitive, physiological and social levels of analysis.This research includes the use of questionnaires, experimental design, and physiological measurements aimed at testing social and cognitive variables of learning. We are looking for several bright, motivated, detail-oriented undergraduate students interested in gaining valuable research experience. Must be available for a minimum of 6 hours per week. Duties:: assisting the faculty and graduate students in recruiting participants, setting up questionnaires and experimental studies, computer entry of experiments, preparation of testing sessions, data collection and scoring, and organization of various project components. Openings in spring, summer, & fall Email Lab Manager (Kiana Glanton: ice.researchlab@gmail.com) for an application.Dr. Suparna Rajaram & Dr. Bonita LondonMichael Greenstein mgreenst@ic.sunysb.eduHuman MemoryRequirements: RA must be available for 9 hours each week and have some previous experience using computer programs such as photoshop and excel. Duties: Ras will assist in running subjects, helping with data entry and analysis, and develop stimuli. Training will be provided.Openings in Spring email Michael Greenstein for more informationDr. Nancy FranklinJadzia Jagiellowicz jagiellowiczster@gmail.comPersonality : studying the biological basis of personality studies, techniques include questionnaires, experiments, functional magnetic resonance imaging, Duties: literature search, data entry and analyses, stimuli development and running participants in one or more research projects under supervision. Requirements: GPA of at least 3.5. Minimum 6 hours per week. Prefer commitment for more than 1 semester. Familiarity with using library databases and using computer programs such as SPSS is also a plus. Having some science (neuroscience, biology, biochemistry etc). background or keen interest is helpful, but not necessary. Research assistants must attend weekly lab meetings and tutorials on utilizing SPSSOpenings in all terms Get an application from http://www.psychology.stonybrook.edu/aronlab-/ and email to jagiellowiczster@gmail.comDr. Arthur AronDr. Roman Kotov roman.kotov@stonybrook.edu Diagnostic system, contributions of personality to mental illness, risk genes. Focus on anxiety, depression, and psychotic disorders. Duties: Various high-level tasks. One opportunity is to conduct clinical interviews with psychiatric patients. These interviews consist of a series of written questions, but they require clinical skills, which a student can acquire after a few weeks of training. Another opportunity is to genotype DNA to search for genetic predictors of mental illness. All work is supervised by Dr. Kotov and senior members of his lab. Students get ample training to succeed in these tasks. Opportunities for independent projects are also available. Requirements: At least a junior status, overall GPA of at least 3.5, available for 9 hours a week (in exchange for 3 credits) Openings in Spring, Summer, and Fall: email Dr. Kotov for application Dr. Roman KotovDr. Leighann Litcher-Kelly llitcher@notes.cc.sunysb.edu Applied Behavioral Medicine Research Institute (psychiatry department) The research of this group focuses on the effects of stress on symptom reports in people with chronic autoimmune disease.The duties of the position include conducting literature searches, going to the library, reading, summarizing and discussing articles, calling participants, and possibly helping with participant study visits. The number of hours per week will be dictated by the number of independent study credits for psy273. There may be an opportunity to help with future studies, which might qualify for psy487. Openings in Spring 2-3 openings in the Spring semester. Email for more information.Dr. Leighann Litcher-KellyMatt Locey mlocey@notes.cc.sunysb.edu, PSY A 224Operant Analysis of Human and Pigeon ChoiceDuties: Running experimental sessions (includes interacting with human participants and handling pigeons), data entry and analysis, literature review, and attending lab meetings every other week. Requirements: Must be reliable (includes punctuality). Minimum GPA: 3.0. Minimum commitment of 2 semesters. Must be available to work for a full 3-hour block at least once per week (one 3-hour block per credit). No previous research experience is required; assistants will be fully trained to perform all lab duties.Openings in Spring, Summer, and Fall E-mail Matt Locey for an application.Dr. Howard RachlinDr. Christian Luhmann christian.luhmann@stonybrook.eduDecision-Making. Current experiments examine behavior and brain activity during learning and decision-making tasks.Duties/tasks: Running subjects in experiments and analyzing the results. You will thoroughly learn how to conduct a research experiment; active participation is encouraged. After some experience, you may also conduct your own research project. Students with a background/interest in neuroscience, computer programming, or quantitative approaches are highly encouraged. Requirements: Must be available for a minimum 2 semesters, 6 hours per week - credit is available. Candidates must be conscientious, responsible, punctual, and highly motivated. Grades matter.Openings in Fall and Spring email Dr. Luhmann to applyDr. Christian LuhmannDr. Markus Maier maamaier@notes.cc.sunysb.eduColor and Motivation: Research assistants will be trained to run subjects in experiments that examine color influences on different kinds of motivational behaviors.Duties/Tasks: Running subjects through lab tasks, which if interested includes working with eyetracking; possibly some dat entry. Requirements: 9 hours per week - credit available. RA candidates must be conscientious, responsible, highly motivated.Openings in Spring, Summer & Fall email Dr. Maier for application.Dr. Markus MaierDanielle Mitnick daniellemitnick@gmail.comThe impact of becoming a new parent on couple relationship satisfaction.Duties: (1) assisting with recruitment at local OBGYN offices and Babies 'R Us, (2) screening interested individuals and collecting contact information, (3) putting together and mailing questionnaire packets and conducting follow-up phone calls to help facilitate questionnaire packet returns, (4) data entry and organization (using program such as SPSS, Excel, etc) Required: 1) Minimum GPA of 3.2, 2) Must be available to work for 6 hours/week for Psy 273 credit, 3) Recommendation from Professor, TA, or previous research lab. Preferences: 1) Students who are responsible, motivated, and interested in researchOpenings in Spring, Summer and Fall. Please inquire with Ashley Hunt or Danielle Mitnick via emailDr. Richard Heyman & Dr. Amy Smith SlepDr. Suparna Rajaram suparna.rajaram@sunysb.eduHuman MemoryDuties: library search, article organization, data entry and analyses, stimuli development and running participants in one or more research projects under supervision. Requirements: Interest in psychological research is essential and some familiarity with conducting library searches and using computer programs such as Excel is also a plus. Training will be provided. Minimum 6 hours per week, 9 hours preferred. Prefer 2-3 semesters; qualities desired - conscientious, motivated, detail-oriented, responsible, good academic progress; previous research experience a plus.Openings in Spring E-mail Professor Rajaram for more information.Dr. Suparna RajaramSue Riela, sueriela@optonline.net Sleep DeprivationDuties will primarily revolve around running subjects in a two-part sleep deprivation study. Must have availability to work overnight on weekends (e.g., two weekends a month). Preference will be given to applicants who can work 135-150hrs over the entire semester (equivalent to 3 credits in Psy 273) and can work in the Fall and Spring. Weekly workload will vary between 0 and 22 hrs. Fall and Spring. Contact Sue for an application or go to www.psychology.stonybrook.edu/aronlab-/ and click on "RA Corner" to get an application.Dr. Arthur AronLisa Rosenthal lirosenthal@notes.cc.sunysb.edu Psy A 235Several studies, both experimental and survey, on topics related to intergroup relations (race, ethnicity, culture and intergroup ideologies), as well as risk for HIV infection in the context of gender inequality and power in heterosexual relationshipsRequirements: Highly motivated and responsible, available 6 to 9 hours per week. Duties: literature searches, photocopying, running subjects through studies, data entry and organization, among other things. No previous experience is needed, all research assistants will be trained and guided through duties.Openings in Spring Contact Lisa Rosenthal by email for an application. Dr. Sheri LevyJoseph Schmidt schmidt6@optonline.net Visual Cognition and Eye Movements. Our lab uses eye movements to investigate a wide range of behaviors, particularly visual attention, visual search (how we look for things), and working memory. This is easily expanded to investigate behavioral as well as social dynamics. RA's will be trained to use eye tracking equipment with human participants. Requirements: RA's must be reliable and extremely motivated. RA's must be interested in gaining research experience and have an interest in cognitive psychology. Due to training requirements a commitment of 1 year or more is required. No minimum GPA, but grades do count. 3,6, or 9 hours per week. Duties: Attend weekly lab meetings, run subjects, and analyze data. You will learn how to conduct a research experiment from the ground up; feedback and active participation is encouraged. After you gain some experience, you may conduct your own research project as well. Students with a background in computer programming or graphics work might also help with experiment implementation, stimulus generation and data analysis procedures. Openings in Spring, Summer and Fall. Fill out an application. (Get applications from Cindy, the Research Coordinator or the door of Psych A-135 or email schmidt6@optonline.net) Put completed application in Joe Schmidt's mailbox (graduate mailroom, Psych B or in the folder taped to the door of Psych A-135) Dr. Greg Zelinsky -Visual Cognition and Eye Movements laboratory.     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