WPA 2024 Highlights | Department of Psychology | CSUSB

Honor student Camryn Amundsen and URISE student Britney Aguire proudly pose next to their respective posters.

Britney Aguire presents the findings of her research on how the brain processes facial information.

Krisha Orgo presents her work, aimed to shed light on how neurons in face-sensitive areas of the brain are activated.

Natalya Marsh explains her study, published in the journal Frontiers, to an interested visitor. Her research explores how attitudes towards police might influence the interpretation of police officers' emotional expressions.

Camryn Amundsen presents the results of her research on how the brain responds to images of food.

Honor student Camryn Amundsen and Master’s student Melissa Lopez prepare a participant for EEG data acquisition.

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