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Lufino Reyes Mejorado was a good guy, his family says. The kind of guy who would pull over to help out another driver with a flat tire. The 60-year-old Sacramento man had worked as...
HOUSTON – At a news conference on road rage earlier this month at Houston City Hall, Mayor Sylvester Turner couldn’t contain his rage anymore regarding the violence impacting Houston area roads and the victims –...
LITTLE CHUTE, Wis. (WFRV) – At the Olympics, we watch athletes as they go through the best and unfortunately sometimes the worst moments of their lives. There have been some of those ‘worst moments’ for...
Exercise is Medicine on Campus is a UW-Green Bay initiative provided by the American College of Sports Medicine. As part of this initiative, Sports, Exercise, and Performance Psychology graduate students are offering exercise psychology consulting...
UW-Green Bay’s Child’s Lab and Neuroscience is searching for junior scientists (kids aged 3-9) for NIH-funded international research on child development. They are looking for junior scientists, who’d come to take part in their...
Human children are known for their sensitivity to social cues (such as eye-gaze and joint attention) more so than other primates. While most research on joint attention (two people focused on the same object)...
UW-Green Bay professor Sawa Senzaki’s publication was featured in the top journal, Child Development. Senzaki’s article, “Different types of focus: Caregiver-child interaction and changes in preschool children’s attention in two cultures” (co-authored by Yuki Shimizu)...
Congratulations to Psychology senior Kelsi Engelhardt whose research project, “Implications of race and age on behavior description interviews,” won the Regional Research Award from Psi Chi. Englehardt will present during the 94th Annual Meeting...
UW-Green Bay alumni, Logan Johnsen (’21), Rosalyn Stoa (’20) and Prof. Jana Fogaça (Psychology) published their article “To be or not to be paid? The motivational effects of scholarship removal on Division I NCAA swimmers”...
UW-Green Bay Assistant Prof. Todd Hillhouse was featured on WPR today, discussing his research as part of the Pain and Addiction Neuropharmacology (PANE) Lab where work is done to develop novel treatment for pain...
