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Congratulations to Mercedes Fyffe who was recognized by the Psychology Department with the Elizabeth A. Kenny Scholarship which recognizes outstanding psychology majors who intend to pursue additional training in psychology.

A new study by GSUPsychology professor Eyal Aharoni examining AI and morality found that most people tend to rate AI generated responses more highly than human generated ones when presented with two moral answers to an ethical question. Read more: t.gsu.edu/3Wvkp3V

Beyond excited to finally announce my commitment to the Clinical Neuropsychology PhD program at Georgia State University! I’ll miss my team in NYC, but I can't wait to join the #WareBrainLab in just 2 short months! Cheers to new beginnings 🥂GSUPsychology #clinicalpsychology

Page Anderson GSUPsychology summarizes some common misconceptions and more helpful reframing of considerations for culture among digital mental health ISRII #ISRII12

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Congrats to Dr. Vince Calhoun who received the Glass Brain Award for lifetime achievement at the OHBM meeting in Seoul. He was recognized for using neuroimaging to make important discoveries regarding the organization & function of the human brain. TReNDS Center 🧠📈 Georgia State University Research

Dr. Tim Flemming and Dr. Meredith Henry recently presented at PsychONE, a conference all about Introductory Psychology. Dr. Flemming presented a roundtable on proctoring online tests, and Meredith A. Henry gave a talk on integrating holiday themes into classes. GSU Arts & Sciences

Dr. Heather Offutt and her lab were featured by the Psychonomic Society in an article about using AI to better understand how minds work from the perspective of cognitive science. GSU Arts & Sciences Georgia State University Research t.gsu.edu/3yhk6QI

Congrats to Center for Research on Interpersonal Violence students Yamini Patel and Caleigh Shepard for receiving Lagerspetz Awards for outstanding presentations by a junior scholar at the ISRA Society World Meeting in Munich, Germany! israsociety.com/about/lagerspe…

An Integrative Model of Alcohol-Facilitated Intimate Partner Aggression Perpetration in Sexual and Gender Diverse Couples (just accepted in @JSADjournal) Georgia State University • School of Public Health Nursing | University at Buffalo Purdue Psych Dept jsad.com/doi/abs/10.152…

Dr. Eyal Aharoni et al. attitudes about longer-than-life sentences and retribution. For the most serious offenders, people prefer consecutive life sentences. These judgment patterns have implications for sentencing policy. For more info please see t.gsu.edu/3TANRmY

Dr. Page Anderson delivered her Diversity Teaching Award presentation today at our faculty meeting. She talked about lessons she learned & what she does in her teaching/mentoring to promote a commitment to diversity & justice in her lab. And we learned the history of this award!

Psychology grad student Stella Mayerhoff

GSU Psych Professor Dr. Şeyda Özçalışkan’s Gesture-Cognition-Communication Lab found that speakers of structurally different languages learn novel words for spatial events in similar ways even if they express them differently in their native language. t.gsu.edu/4f97ieG

One of our alumni, Dr. Justin Williams, was recognized with the Richard Morrell Community Service Award at the 2024 Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences Psychology Graduation ceremony at Emory. This was for her contributions to the Psychology Interns and Post-doctoral Fellows.

Dr. Page Anderson was awarded a CLINAQ fellowship by the NIH's Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning to Advance Health Equity and Researcher Diversity (AIM-AHEAD) Consortium for a project on using AI to identify those likely to benefit from Digital Health Interventions.

Psychology student José Jarquin was awarded the Maximizing Access to Research Career (MARC) Assistantship funded by the NIH in 2022. The program helps prepare students from underrepresented groups for careers in biomedical research. Full story here: t.gsu.edu/4gqkvAM

New research from Stephanie Baumann, Lee Branum-Martin & Seyda Özçalışkan shows that there is lack of systematicity in the use of speech and gesture by characters in children’s cartoons in the US, along with a continuation of the male bias. t.gsu.edu/3F6Qqsy Georgia State University Research

Drs. Eyal Aharoni (Psychology) & Eddy Nahmias (Philosophy) earned a Brains and Behavior Seed Grant to examine the impact of AI-assistance on emergency medical triage performance. They will do this using a simulation game.

Dr. John Horgan received the FBI Director’s Community Leadership Award. The FBI established this award to acknowledge the achievements of those working to make a difference in their communities through the promotion of education and the prevention of crime and violence.