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Head’s Up! June 28, 2019
Dr. Johnson Li has been awarded a 2018 Terry G. Falconer Memorial Rh Institute Foundation Emerging Researcher Award for faculty members in the early stages of their careers who display exceptional innovation, leadership and promise in their chosen fields.
Two Psychology faculty members have been selected to win a 2018 University of Manitoba Merit Award in Social Sciences, Humanities and Fine Arts for outstanding performance in teaching, research, scholarly work and creative activities, and service.
Congratulations to Dr. Debbie Kelly on her well-deserved Merit Award for Research, Scholarly Work and Creative Activities.
Congratulations to Dr. Janine Montgomery on her well-deserved Merit Award for teaching.
Dr. Katherine Starzyk has supervised an impressive number of Vanier scholars. She is currently supervising Vanier Scholarship winners Iloradanon Efimoff and Aleah Fontaine, was MA co-advisor to Rene El-Gabalawy, who received a Vanier in the first
year of the competition, & was Ley Fraser’s MA supervisor, just prior to Ley receiving her Vanier Scholarship.
Head’s Up! Department of Psychology, University of Manitoba, June 2019
Recently the University of Manitoba announced a record number of six graduate student recipients of 2019 Vanier Scholarships. Psychology has the honour of counting two current graduate students and one alumni among these numbers. Congratulations to Elena Bilevicius, Aleah Fontaine, and Ley Fraser!
Elena Bilevicius (advisors Ed Johnson & Matt Keough) is currently working on her thesis Understanding how social factors explain the link between negative mood and problem drinking in emerging adults with a goal of better understanding the mechanisms that put people ages 18 to 25 at risk of alcohol problems.
Aleah Fontaine (advisor Katherine Starzyk) is currently completing her MA thesis on reconciliation in Canada and will be going on to complete a PhD thesis titled: Effecting Change Within the Child Welfare System in Manitoba to Promote Better Well-Being. Aleah is looking for ways to improve the child welfare system, especially in Manitoba.
Ley Fraser completed her MA in Psychology and is currently completing a PhD in Sociology working on her thesis At the Identity Crossroads: Transgender Canadians and Intersectional Discrimination. Ley will be looking at intersectionality in gender minorities.
Jordana Sommer, Psychology PhD student, won a 2019 National Register of Health Service Psychologists Doctoral Student Award. This award supports an original applied research project focused on improving psychology delivery in a health setting, including mental health. Jordana’s impressive plan is to use the $10,000 stipend to support her dissertation research involving a
randomized controlled trial investigating the impact of a novel preoperative virtual reality simulation on preoperative distress in breast cancer surgery patients.
Head’s Up! Department of Psychology, University of Manitoba, June 2019
Look Who’s Talking
Dr. Debbie Kelly and Dr. Kristin Reynolds presented at the 36th Annual Centre on Aging Spring Symposium, May 6-7, 2019.
Dr. Kristin Reynolds, Department of Psychology, gave the Afternoon Plenary Session for the 2019 Centre on Aging Spring Symposium. Dr. Reynolds talk was titled: The development and pilot evaluation of an information decision-aid for late-life depression.
Dr. Debbie Kelly, Department of Psychology, gave a talk for one of the Morning Concurrent Sessions. Dr. Kelly’s talk was titled, Comparative Studies of Spatial Cognition: What can birds tell us about aging?
Retired UofM Psychology professor, Dr. Robert Altemeyer, was profiled recently in the Winnipeg Free Press with an article focusing on his lengthy career specializing in research on authoritarian personalities. The article also touches on the parallels between Dr. Altemeyer’s 2006 book, The Authoritarians, and the current political climate of the USA, with the election of
President Trump.
Iloradanon Efimoff’s thoughts on both White privilege and her research, which aims to diminish racist attitudes by changing how people think, were included in an article in UMToday Magazine, Creating Pathways Deconstructing Privilege, about exposing unconscious everyday privilege experienced by White people.
Dr. Ed Johnson gave an informative on-camera interview with Mike Albanese, City News, in February, discussing rising anxiety levels in young persons. Dr. Johnson also served as an invited discussion leader on the theme of “Supervision and Mentorship across the Professional Lifespan” and delegate to the Canadian Psychological Association’s (CPA) historic National Summit on the
Future of Professional Psychology Training in Canada in Montreal. Prior to the summit, he and the other discussion leaders each published an article in Psynopsis, Canada’s Psychology Magazine, which may be found here.
As part of the Pints of Science Festival, the Department of Psychology was represented by Dr. Melanie Soderstrom and post-doc Dr. John Bunce who each gave a talk and answered questions at Fionn MacCool’s Pub, Tuesday May 21st.
Chantal Van Landeghem, Psychology MA student (advisors Dr. Lorna Jakobson & Dr. Adrienne Leslie-Toogood), finished top 3 for her presentation in Heat 1 of the 2019 3MT competition, going on to present Exercise addiction: It’s a real thing: Risk of Exercise Addiction in University Students: A Subtyping Study Utilizing Latent Profile Analysis in the 3MT finals on March 18th, 2019.
Head’s Up! Department of Psychology, University of Manitoba, June 2019
Kudos and thanks to Dr. Randy Jamieson, who takes over on July 1 as Acting Head of Psychology for 2019-
2020!
Congratulations to Dr. Dan Bailis on being re-appointed Department Head through 2023, and
Bon Voyage as he heads off for a year-long sabbatical.
Psychology also welcomes an outstanding new instructor to the
department! Dr. Wan Wang will be joining our Quantitative Psychology program this July. Dr. Wang is returning to Manitoba, where she is originally from, after earning her doctorate from Wilfrid Laurier and completing a post-doc at Waterloo. Her expertise in data analysis and experimental design will be an asset to the Quantitative area and the Department.
Bon voyage to Dr. Matt Keough as he leaves the University of Manitoba to take up his new position at
York University. While we are sad to see Matt go, we’re grateful for his many outstanding contributions to research and teaching here. Congratulations and best wishes!
Head’s Up! Department of Psychology, University of Manitoba, June 2019
Head’s Up! Department of Psychology, University of Manitoba, June 2019
MORE STAFF NEWS
Congratulations to Dr. Johnson Li and wife Virginia Tze on the birth of their beautiful baby boy, Hugo!
Congratulations to Dr. Jen Theule and Dr. Launa Leboe-McGowan on their recent promotions!
Dr. Launa Leboe-McGowan received a promotion to Associate Professor.
Dr. Jen Theule received a promotion to Associate Professor and has been granted tenure.
Dr. Judy Chipperfield recently received a Long service award. Congratulations!
Celebrating the faculty members who recently had a Service Anniversary in 2018: Dr. Dan Bailis, Dr. Joanne Keselman, Dr. Joe Pear, Dr. Jim Shapiro, Dr. Melanie Soderstrom, Dr. Dickie Yu
GRANTS
Dr. Jonathan Marotta - In collaboration with researchers from the College of Rehabilitation Services, Depts. of Human Anatomy and Cell Science; Radiology and Neurology. Neural underpinnings of improved mobility function by dual-task cognitive game-based treadmill system intervention in Parkinson's disease. University Collaborative Research Program (UCRP)
Montgomery, J. M., Shoostari, S., & Wirth, K. Describing the Pathway to an Autism Spectrum Disorder Diagnosis, University Collaborative Research Program (URCP), University of Manitoba ($21800 )
Jennifer Barnes, Psychology PhD student: recipient of the 2018 CPA Grants for Student Research and Knowledge Dissemination. “This award recognizes exceptional student research and knowledge dissemination efforts in all areas of psychology.”
RESEARCHPALOOZA
Researchpalooza 2019 was a huge success with more than 40 entries, more than any previous year. This year’s #1 ranked poster, as chosen by the PSYC 4520 honours class, was “Alexithymia, Theory of Mind, and the Processing of Indirect (Non-Literal) Speech in a Non-clinical Sample” by Jakobson, L. S., Pearson, P. M., Hare, C., Kozub, Z., & Rigby, S. N.
SPECIAL THANKS
Thanks to Lauren Kaminski, Matthew Cook & Karli Rapinda, for running the Psychology booth at the 2019 U of M Open House for High School students.
Head’s Up! Department of Psychology, University of Manitoba, June 2019
Graduate Student Awards
Several Psychology graduate students have been selected to receive a 2018-2019 FGS Research Completion Scholarship. Congratulations to Brooke Beatie, Dylan Davidson, Kate Kenyon, Karmen McDivitt, Sarah Rigby!
Brooke Beatie was awarded the 2019 Psychology Graduate Student STAR Award for outstanding achievement in research, teaching, and service.
Tiffany Carther-Krone received a 2019 FoVea (Females of Vision et al.) Travel and Networking Award. Funded by the National Science Foundation to covers the costs involved in attending the 2019 Vision Sciences Society meeting.
Kristene Cheung, Psychology PhD student, has been awarded the Sam and Esther Sair Scholarship for her commitment to working with people with long-term mental disorders.
Kayla Kilborn received a 2019 Rising Stars Foundation Women in Sport Scholarship to support her Master’s.
Karmen McDivitt, was awarded the 2019 Manitoba Psychological Society, Dr. John Walker Student Research Award!
Sarah Rigby, was awarded the Vineberg Award for 2019. Sarah will give next year’s Vineberg colloquium talk in Winter 2020.
Chantal Van Landeghem received this year’s Sir Douglas Oatway Memorial Fellowship for graduate students who are researching issues related to adult harassment.
Head’s Up! Department of Psychology, University of Manitoba, June 2019
Undergraduate Awards
The 2019 Spring PURE Award winners: Evan Forest (with Dr. Melanie Soderstrom & Dr. Amy Desroches), Gagan Gill (with Dr. Judy Chipperfield), Alexis Koffman (with Dr. Richard Kruk), Shannon Senanayake (with Dr. Jonathan Marotta), Derek Trudel (with Dr. Tammy Ivanco).
During the 2019 Honours Dinner Several undergraduate awards were received.
The CPA Certificate of Excellence awards were awarded to: well deserving students Haley Bernusky, Heather Hughes, & Shayna Pierce. Congratulations!
Shelby Anderson, Haley Bernusky, Aidan Campbell, & Baénie La Fleur were selected to receive an Honours Class of 2018-2019 Award of Excellence in Public Speaking.
Finally Haley Bernusky was awarded the 2019 Ten Have award for the student in 4th year honours whose thesis was judged to be the most outstanding of the year. Congratulations to Haley on her triple win!
Psychology Honours students Carly McFall (left) & Kaeley Simpson (right) are among the 2019 recipients of the University of Manitoba Emerging Leader Awards recognizing student leaders who make outstanding contributions to the University of Manitoba & community.
Matsya Thulasiram was awarded a Vision Sciences Society (VSS) Student Travel Award for excellent submissions to the annual meeting. Typically given to graduate students, it is a rare honour that this award is being presented to an undergraduate.
Psychology was well represented at the University of Manitoba June 5, 2019 convocation. The University Gold Medal winner for Faculty of Arts was awarded to Aaron J. Stone (left), who graduated this June with his B.A. Hons in Psychology.
All three Faculty of Arts Program Medals, awarded to students with the highest standing in the faculty, were awarded to students involved in the Psychology program: Aidan Campbell (upper right), BA Honours degree in Psychology, Laura Wallace (left), BA General degree in Psychology, and Carolyne Marchildon (lower right), BA Advanced degree in History with Psychology minor.
Head’s Up! Department of Psychology, University of Manitoba, June 2019
HONOURS DINNER 2019
Head’s Up! Department of Psychology, University of Manitoba, June 2019
Faculty of Arts Endowment & Travel Award Funding
American Educational Research Association Conference in Toronto Student Conference Travel Award and Endowment Funds: Patti Parker
Anxiety and Depression Association of America Conference Endowment Funds: Brooke Beatie, Karmen McDivitt, Jordana Sommer
Applied Behaviour Analysis International Conference Endowment Funds: Carly Cressman
Association for Behaviour Analysis 45th Annual International Conference in Chicago Student Conference Travel Award: Ryan Heckert, Karli Pedreira, Jessica Summers Endowment Funds: Brittany Cook, Maria Pongoski, Jessica Summers
Association for Psychological Science Conference in Washington, DC Student Conference Travel Award: Matthew Quesnel
Canadian Psychological Association Annual National Conference in Halifax Student Conference Travel Award: Elena Bilevicius, Mathew Bernstein, Nicolas Brais, Jeremiah Buhler, Kristene Cheung, Jona Frohlich, Jessa Hogarth, Kevin Kristjanson, Karli Rapinda, Alanna Single, Chantal Van Landeghem, Amber Yaholkoski, Michelle Ward Endowment Funds: Dylan Davidson, Leora Strand
Canadian Society for Brain Behaviour and Cognitive Science Conference in Waterloo Student Conference Travel Award: Erin Dowling, Bradley Smith, Jackie Spear
International Society of Political Psychologists Endowment Funds: Dr. Katelin Neufeld
International Youth Conference on Ukrainian Heritage Endowment Funds: Brenna Hildebrand
Society for Personality and Social Psychology Annual Conference Endowment Funds: Robert Dryden, Corey Petsnik
Society for the Scientific Study of Reading Conference in Toronto Student Conference Travel Award and Endowment Funds: Francesca Silla
Visions Sciences Society International Conference in St. Pete Beach, Florida Student Conference Travel Award: Ryan Langridge Endowment Funds: Tiffany Carther-Crone
9th Annual World Congress of Behavioural and Cognitive Therapies in Berlin, Germany Student Conference Travel Award and Endowment Funds: Sarah Petty
Head’s Up! Department of Psychology, University of Manitoba, June 2019
RECENT COLLOQUIA
Friday, January 18th, 2019 Dr. Justin Friesen
(University of Winnipeg) Colloquium in Social and Personality
Psychology
February 8th, 2019 Dr. Bruno Zumbo
(University of British Columbia) Colloquium in Quantitative Psychology
Friday, March 1st, 2019
Mr. Ryan Langridge VINEBERG AWARD COLLOQUIUM &
RESEARCHPALOOZA
Monday, March 4th, 2019
Dr. Hélène Deacon (Dalhousie University)
Colloquium in School Psychology
Friday, March 15th, 2019 Title: Endocannabinoids: Multi-modal
Regulators of the Stress Response. Dr. Matthew Hill
(University of Calgary) Colloquium in Brain & Cognitive Sciences DR. JOHN P. ZUBEK MEMORIAL LECTURE
Friday, March 22nd, 2019 Dr. Robert Horner
(University of Oregon) Colloquium in Applied Behavioural Analysis
Friday, March 29th, 2019 Dr. Matthew Keough
TEACHING AWARD COLLOQUIUM
Friday, April 5th, 2019 Dr. Krista Byers-Heinlein
(Concordia University) Colloquium in Developmental Psychology
ADDITIONAL TALKS & PRESENTATIONS
Caitlin Blaney presented a Rapid Fire Presentation, Anxiety in rheumatoid arthritis: preliminary results for the impact of an online mental health intervention, during the Department of Clinical Health Psychology 10th Annual Research Day in Winnipeg in April.
Matt Keough served as a panelist for Café Scientifique, “Addiction and the Brain: Why is it so Hard to Quit?”, Winnipeg, MB, March 13th, 2019
Reegan McCheyne, Psychology honours student, presented Self-Compassion and Decision-Making on the Value of Everyday Objects as part of the Consumer Behaviour presentation, during the Faculty of Arts Undergraduate Research Symposium. Winnipeg, March 28th, 2019.
Jordana Sommer presented a Rapid Fire Presentation, Mental health sequelae in the perioperative period: dissociation, delirium & posttraumatic stress, during the Department of Clinical Health Psychology 10th Annual Research Day in Winnipeg in April
Head’s Up! Department of Psychology, University of Manitoba, June 2019
Defenses & Proposals
Nicolas Brais, Master’s Thesis Oral Proposal Friday, June 28th, 9:30AM, P412 Duff Roblin Title: The Effects of Self-Compassion on Avoidant Behaviours Within Individuals With Social Anxiety
Hana Abbas, Master’s Thesis Final Oral Defense Thursday, June 27th, 1:00PM, P412 Duff Roblin Title: Eye-Hand Coordination: Memory-Guided Grasping in a Cluttered Environment
Brenna Henrikson, Doctoral Dissertation Oral Proposal Thursday, June 27th, 2019, 12:30PM, P519 Duff Roblin Title: The Broad Autism Phenotype and its Relation to Parental Reflective Functioning in Parents of Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders
Robert Dryden, Master’s Thesis Oral Proposal Tuesday, June 25th, 2:30PM, P412 Duff Roblin Title: Enhancing Academic Motivation and Success for First-Generation Students with Low Perceived Control
Kylee Clayton, Doctoral Dissertation Final Oral Defense Friday, June 21st, 2019, 1:00PM, P412 Duff Roblin Title: A Meta-Analysis on the Rate of Attachment Classifications of Infants in the Strange Situation Paradigm: Distribution Across Cultures and Demographic Variables
Karli Rapinda, Master’s Thesis Oral Defense Thursday, June 20th, 10:00AM, P412 Duff Roblin Title: Examining the Temporal Association Between Excessive Gaming and Depression
Maia Kredentser, Doctoral Dissertation Final Oral Defense Wednesday, June 19th, 2019, 12:00pm, P412 Duff Roblin Title: Neuroticism in Four Non-Cancer Populations at the End of Life
Sharon Chou, Master’s Thesis Oral Proposal Tuesday, June 11th, 2:00PM, P412 Duff Roblin Title: How Do Couples Appraise Relationship Satisfaction After Violence?
Karis Cochrane, Master’s Thesis Oral Proposal Wednesday, May 22nd, 1:00PM, P412 Duff Roblin Title: Parenting Style as a Predictor of Parenting Stress and Family Quality of Life in Families of Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder
Michelle Ward, Doctoral Dissertation Oral Proposal Wednesday, May 15th, 2018, 12:00PM, P412 Duff Roblin Title: Like Mother, Like Son: A Similarity-Fit Perspective on Motherhood and the Broader Autism Phenotype
Alanna Single, Master’s Thesis Oral Proposal Tuesday, May 7th, 11:00AM, P412 Title: Examining the Prospective Associations between Mindfulness Facets and Substance Use in Emerging Adulthood
Chantal Van Landeghem, Master’s Thesis Oral Defense Thursday, May 2nd, 10:00AM, P412 Duff Roblin Title: Risk of Exercise Dependence in University Students: A Subtyping Study Utilizing Latent Profile Analysis
Daniel Foidart, Master’s Thesis Oral Proposal Thursday, April 18th, 2019, 10:00AM, P519 Duff Roblin Title: Behavioural Skills Training to Teach Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder Street-Crossing in a Virtual Environment
Kerri Hildebrand, Master’s Thesis Oral Defense Friday, March 22nd 2019, 10:30AM, P412 Duff Roblin Title: A Developmental Study of Attention Resolution Efficiency in Children Varying in Reading Ability: Can Better Readers “Find Waldo” Faster?
Bradley Smith, Master’s Thesis Oral Proposal Thursday, February 28th, 2019, 1:00PM, P412 Duff Roblin Title: A computational account for contingency learning
Scott Smith, Master’s Thesis Final Oral Defense Monday, January 28th 2019, 10:00AM, P412 Duff Roblin Title: Implementation of a Novel Music-Face Pairing Task to Increase Facial Affect Recognition in the Broad Autism Phenotype
Head’s Up! Department of Psychology, University of Manitoba, June 2019
RECENT PUBLICATIONS!
Aujla, H., Crump, M. J. C., Cook, M. T., & Jamieson, R. K. (in press). The Semantic Librarian: A search engine built from vector-space models of semantics. Behavior Research Methods
Barnes, J., & Theule, J. (2018). Trauma, attachment, and child mental health in refugee families in Canada. Psynopsis, 40(4), 11, 13.
Bilevicius, E., Neufeld, D. C., Single, A., Foot, M., Ellery, M., Keough M. T., & Johnson, E. A. (2019). Vulnerable narcissism and addiction: The mediating role of shame. Addictive Behaviors, 92, 115-121. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.addbeh.2018.12.035
Cameron, J. J., & Granger, S. (2019). Does Self-Esteem Have an Interpersonal Imprint Beyond Self-Reports? A Meta-Analysis of Self-Esteem and Objective Interpersonal Indicators. Personality and Social Psychology Review, 23(1), 73–102. https://doi.org/10.1177/1088868318756532
Cheung, K., & Theule, J. (2019). Paternal depressive symptoms and parenting behaviors: An updated meta-analysis. Journal of Child and Family Studies. doi:10.1007/s10826-018-01316-1
Efimoff, I. (2019). Indigenous student experience in an Indigenizing institution: Preliminary results from a Canadian university. In J. Markides & L. Forsythe (Eds.), Research Journey’s in/to Multiple Ways of Knowing (pp.235-244). New York, NY: DIO Press Inc.
El-Gabalawy, R., Sommer, J. L., Pietrzak, R., Edmondson, D., Sareen, J., Avidan, M., & Jacobsohn, E. [in press]. Post-traumatic stress in the perioperative period: Current status and future directions. Canadian Journal of Anesthesia.
Heckert, R.N., Yu, C.T., & Barca, M. (in press). Preference for food and non-food items of known reinforcing values in people with developmental disabilities. Journal of Developmental and Physical Disabilities. DOI: 10.1007/s10882-019-09657-5
Holborn, Stephen W. (2018) A Behavior Analyst's Perspective on Hypnosis. Operants, 1, 23-27. Johnson, E. A. (in press). Psychotherapy Supervision: Recommendations to enhance routine practice. Invited
paper, Psynopsis. Kaster, T., Sommer, J. L., Mota, N., Sareen, J., & El-Gabalawy, R. (2019). Post-traumatic stress and cancer: Findings
from a cross-sectional nationally representative sample. Journal of Anxiety Disorders, 65, 11-18. Martin, G. (2019). Applied Sport Psychology: Practical Guidelines From Behavior Analysis (6th ed). Winnipeg, MB:
Sport Science Press. Martin, G., & Pear, J. (2019). Behavior modification: What It Is and How to Do It (11th ed.). New York, NY:
Routledge; Taylor & Francis Mackenzie, C. S., Heath, P. J., Vogel, D. L., & Chekay, R. (in press). Age differences in public stigma, self-stigma, and
attitudes toward seeking help: A moderated mediation model. Manuscript accepted for publication in the Journal of Clinical Psychology.
Nicholson, R., Mackenzie, C. S., Afifi, T. O., Keough, M., & Sareen, J. (in press). An examination of comorbid psychiatric disordered gamblers versus other substance-related disorders. Manuscript accepted for publication in Journal of Gambling Studies.
Nicholson, R., Mackenzie, C. S., Afifi, T. O., & Sareen, J. (in press). Effects of gambling diagnostic criteria changes from DSM-IV to DSM-5 on mental disorder comorbidity across younger, middle-aged, and older adults in a nationally representative sample. Manuscript accepted for publication in Journal of Gambling Studies. DOI: 10.1007/s10899-018-9801-z.
Russell, K., Selci, E., Black, B., Cochrane, K., & Ellis, M. (2019). Academic outcomes following adolescent sports-related concussion or fracture injury: a prospective cohort study. PLoS ONE, 14(4), e0215900.
Single, A., Bilevicius, E., Johnson, E. A., & Keough, M. T. (in press). Specific Facets of Trait Mindfulness Reduce Risk for Alcohol and Drug Use Among First Year Undergraduate Students. Mindfulness. https://doi-org.uml.idm.oclc.org/10.1007/s12671-019-1092-7
Head’s Up! Department of Psychology, University of Manitoba, June 2019
CONFERENCE POSTERS:
Beatie, B., Mackenzie, C., Koven, L., & Reynolds, K. Examining the Mental Health of Mild Cognitive Impairment and Dementia Caregivers. Poster presentation at the Department of Clinical health Psychology 10th Annual Research Day, Winnipeg, MB, April 18, 2019.
Blaney, C., Sommer, J., & El-Gabalawy, R. Suicide and Quality of Life in Co-occurring Generalized Anxiety Disorder and Chronic Pain Conditions. Poster presentation at the Department of Clinical health Psychology 10th Annual Research Day, Winnipeg, MB, April 18, 2019.
Carther-Krone, T.A., Lawrence-Dewar, J., Collegio, A.J., Nah, J.C., Shomstein, S, & Marotta, J.J. (2019). Perception with and without attention: Neural correlates of grouping by similarity in preattention and divided-attention conditions. Poster presentation at the 2019 Vision Sciences Society Annual Meeting, St. Pete Beach, Florida, May 17-22, 2019.
Furer, P., Alcolado, G., Reynolds, K., & Hebert, E. Development of a group cognitive-behavioral therapy intervention for perinatal anxiety. Poster presentation at the Department of Clinical health Psychology 10th Annual Research Day, Winnipeg, MB, April 18, 2019.
Hogarth, J., Henrikson, B., Bolton, J., Liang, Y., Henriksen, C., Holmqvist, M., Sareen, J., & Mota, N. Effectiveness of Large-Scale Psychotherapy Skills Interventions in a Crisis Population: The Final Results. Poster presentation at the Department of Clinical health Psychology 10th Annual Research Day, Winnipeg, MB, April 18, 2019.
Kredentser, M., Sareen, J., Bienvenu, J., Marten, N., Blouw, M., Arora, R., & Olafson, K. Impact of Intensive Care Unit (ICU) diary on delirium occurrence in the ICU and prevalence of distressing and delusional memories one week following discharge. Poster presentation at the Department of Clinical health Psychology 10th Annual Research Day, Winnipeg, MB, April 18, 2019.
Langridge, R.W. & Marotta, J.J. (2019). Grasping 2-D targets in motion: The influence of a preferable central grasp location on eye-hand coordination. Poster presentation at the 2019 Vision Sciences Society Annual Meeting, St. Pete Beach, Florida, May 17-22, 2019.
Sommer, J., El-Gabalawy, R., Contractor, A., Weiss, N., & Mota, N. The risky behavior PTSD symptom: Associated maladaptive behaviors and psychiatric correlates in a nationally representative sample. Poster presentation at the Department of Clinical health Psychology 10th Annual Research Day, Winnipeg, MB, April 18, 2019.
Thulasiram, M.R., Langridge, R.W., Abbas, H.H. & Marotta, J.J. (2019). Eye-hand coordination in reaching and grasping vertically translating targets. Poster presentation at the 2019 Vision Sciences Society Annual Meeting, St. Pete Beach, Florida, May 17-22, 2019.
Ward, M. A., & Montgomery, J. (2019). Closing the Gender Gap: Understanding the Social-Emotional Experiences and Perceptions of Adolescent Girls with ASD. Poster presentation at the 2019 Canadian Psychological Association Convention, Halifax, NS, May 31-June 2, 2019.
Yaholkoski, A., Montgomery, J., & Stoesz, B. (2019). Adherence to evidence-based practices for diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder: A survey of Canadian clinicians. Poster presentation at the 2019 Canadian Psychological Association Convention, Halifax, NS, May 31-June 2, 2019.
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