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Behavioral Sciences Conference of the North
BSCN Program 2022: Saturday, April 16th
| Time | Presentations |
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10:00-10:45 AM |
Anticipation of the Delayed Outcome in a Discounting Task
Everett Cason & Corey Boiko
Adult Attachment Styles, Affectionate Touch, and Relationship Satisfaction
Grace Nechanicky
Second-Order Conditioning of Rat Laughter
Allison Rath
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| 11:00-11:45 AM |
Implications of Predictive & Diagnostic Arguments: Causal Chains of Argumentation The Effect of Classical Music on Mood State Taste Preference Assessment in Rats: Comparing Paired-Stimulus and Multiple Stimulus
Without Replacement Designs |
| 11:45-12:30 | Break for Lunch |
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12:30-1:00 PM |
Ultrasonic Vocalization Playback Effects on Rat Locomotive and Feeding Behavior Examining the Impact of Immigration Status on Latinx Immigrants’ Psychological Sense
of Community with their Receiving Communities |
| 1:15 - 2:00 PM | Navigating Anchorage with a Different Lens: Student Experiences in Community Practicum Emilie Loran, Dale Golden, & Andrew Richie |
For Zoom access, click on the link below.
https://alaska.zoom.us/j/
About The Behavioral Science Conference of the North (BSCN)
The Behavioral Science Conference of the North (BSCN) is an annual research conference hosted collaboratively by the UAA Psychology department and student clubs for over thirty years. This student-led, student-focused conference promotes scholarly research and professional development in the fields of Psychology, Behavioral Science, and Human Services across the UA system.
BSCN provides students with an opportunity to present research posters and oral research presentations, which allows the students to share their research findings with peers, community members, and professionals, receive feedback, improve their research and public speaking skills, and prepare to become professionals in their fields. BSCN also showcases local and nationally recognized professionals, who are recruited to present on topics in Psychology and behavioral sciences of interest to professionals and students as well as community members. These talks help foster an academic community in Anchorage, and all of Alaska and are inspirational for students, faculty, and community members alike. The BSCN provides opportunities for community members, including professionals and potential employers of UAA graduates, and students and faculty members across several UAA programs to learn about and discuss research findings that have practical implications.