Lycoming College psychology
students in a Research Methods class held a poster session April 18 in
Pennington Lounge.
Thirty students presented posters, which
was the culmination of their independent, semester-long research projects in
which they collected and analyzed their data, according to Dr. Tina Norton,
assistant professor of psychology. Project topics included The
effects of sugar consumption on motor control; The relationship between music and memory
retention; and The effects of music type and preference on driving
performance.
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