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1. A systematic study on prenatal opioid exposure: a review of neurodevelopmental consequences

Student Name:: Cao, Quyen
Date Uploaded:: 04/10/2024
Research Field:: Health Sciences, Toxicology, Health Sciences, Public Health, and Health Sciences, Human Development
Department or Specialty:: Neuroscience and Behavioral Biology

2. Differential development of object and location processing is a critical factor to a child’s passing or failing explicit false-belief tasks

Student Name:: Chambers, Virginia
Date Uploaded:: 04/10/2023
Research Field:: Psychology, Developmental, Psychology, Cognitive, and Psychology, Social
Department or Specialty:: Psychology

3. Cortisol and Testosterone Coupling: Enhanced Hormone Reactivity to Intercollegiate Athletic Competition in Varsity Women Athletes

Student Name:: Durovic, Filip
Date Uploaded:: 04/13/2022
Research Field:: Psychology, Psychobiology and Psychology, Physiological
Department or Specialty:: Psychology

4. Assessing Ecological Advantages to Color Vision and Color Blindness in Capuchin Monkeys Under Controlled Conditions

Student Name:: Epstein, Sedona
Date Uploaded:: 04/09/2022
Research Field:: Psychology, Behavioral Sciences, Biology, Zoology, and Psychology, Psychobiology
Department or Specialty:: Psychology

5. Investigating the Neural Bases of Crossmodal Correspondences

Student Name:: McCormick, Kelly
Date Uploaded:: 04/06/2019
Research Field:: Biology, Neuroscience and Psychology, Cognitive
Department or Specialty:: Psychology

6. Effects of Maternal Care on Prefrontal Cortex, Hippocampal and Amygdalar Development in Rhesus Monkeys

Student Name:: Kuitchoua, Kaela
Date Uploaded:: 04/10/2018
Research Field:: Biology, Neuroscience
Department or Specialty:: Neuroscience and Behavioral Biology

7. Evidence of Mental Rotation in Rhesus Macaques

Student Name:: Lord, Victoria
Date Uploaded:: 04/09/2018
Research Field:: Psychology, Cognitive
Department or Specialty:: Psychology

8. Preschoolers rely on spatial cues to individuate objects

Student Name:: Krivoshik, Amy
Date Uploaded:: 04/05/2018
Research Field:: Psychology, Developmental and Psychology, Cognitive
Department or Specialty:: Psychology