2022 Yates Student Conference Award Recipients

2022 J. Frank Yates Student Conference Award recipients

J. Frank Yates Student Conference Award
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Congratulations to our 2022 J. Frank Yates Student Conference Award Recipients
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Teairra Z. Evans The University of Alabama, USA Abstract #1055: "DIACOG: A Cognitive Intervention for African American Adults with Type 2 Diabetes"	Sara B. Félix University of Aveiro, Portugal Abstract #5090: "Animates Help You Remember What To Do! Evidence from a Nonfocal Prospective Memory Task"	Gizem Filiz Washington University in St. Louis, USA Abstract #3130: "The Limitations of Memory for Value Following Value Directed Encoding"	Merve Ileri-Tayar Washington University in St. Louis, USA Abstract #2098: "Transfer of Learned Cognitive Control Settings Within and Between Tasks"	Adva Levi Tel Aviv University, Israel Abstract #1151: "A Comparison in Recognition-Memory Data of Type I Error Rates: Comparing d', Percent Correct and d_a"	Zoe Loh University of California, Merced, USA Abstract #4032: "Physiological and Perceived Processing and Recall of Information from Social Media Scrolling Feeds"


Vaishnavi Mohite University of Hyderabad, India Abstract #V240: "Brief Cues Influence Suppression of Singleton Distractors during Visual Search"	Julie Pham Southern Methodist University, USA Abstract #2144: "Influence of Future Time Perspectives and Risk Perception during COVID-19 on Emotional Memory in Older and Younger Adults"	Stephany Duany Rea The University of Texas at Austin, USA Abstract #5081: "Students Can (Mostly) Recognize Effective Learning, So Why Don't They Do It?"	Sónia M.P. Santos University of Aveiro, Portugal Abstract #V115: "'Have I Seen That Before?': Enhanced Recognition (with a Remember Experience) for Potential Sources of Contamination"	Toni Smith Michigan State University, USA Abstract #5040: "Speech Rhythm Is Important for Selective Attention To Target Speech Amidst Noise"	Rhiannon N. Soriano Smith University of Nevada, Las Vegas, USA Abstract #3145: "Forgetting in Item Recognition and Pattern Separation"

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