Notices and Announcements National Science Foundation Program for Advanced Study in Psychophysiology Ohio State University June 1990 The National Science Foundation is sponsoring a summer Program for Advanced Study in Psychophysiology to be held at the Ohio State University in June 1990. The major objective of the program is to provide established faculty the opportunity to learn about the foundations of and advances in psychophysiological principles and recording techniques , and to examine the applications of psychophysiology to the study of social and general psycholog ical processes . Coverage during the 4-week program includes : (I) abstract issues involved in inferring psychological processes and states from physiological data, (2) neurophysiological foundations of psychophysiology, (3) psychophysiological concepts and principles, (4) psychophysiological recording procedures, (5) general issues in the analysis of psychophysiological data, and (6) lab computers, software, and instrumentation. Limited laboratory experience is also provided in recording electromyographic, electrodermal, cardiovascular, respiratory, electroencephalographic, and electrooculargraphic responses . Applications are invited from beginning and established researchers. The National Science Foundation is providing a limited number of fellowships to cover travel , lodging, books , and materials used by Fellows selected for participation in the Program . Fellows are housed separately, making it reasonable to bring families. The application deadline is January 15, 1989. Applications should be mailed to John T . Cacioppo , Depart- ment of Psychology, Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio 43210, and should include: (I) a current curriculum vita, including the applicant's phone number and social security number, (2) a brief (e.g., 500-word) description of how participation in the Program will enhance your scientific work, and (3) three references, including phone numbers. Individuals who wish more information can contact J.T.C. by Phone, (319)335-2832, or individuals who have previously participated. 97

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Notices and Announcements

National Science FoundationProgram for Advanced Study in Psychophysiology

Ohio State UniversityJune 1990

The National Science Foundation is sponsoring a summer Program for Advanced Study in Psychophysiologyto be held at the Ohio State University in June 1990. The major objective of the program is to provide established faculty the opportunity to learn about the foundations of and advances in psychophysiological princi ples and recording techniques , and to examine the applications of psychophysiology to the study of socialand general psycholog ical processes . Coverage during the 4-week program includes : (I) abstract issues involved in inferring psychological processes and states from physiological data , (2) neurophysiological foundations of psychophysiology, (3) psychophysiological concepts and principles, (4) psychophysiological recordingprocedures, (5) general issues in the analysis of psychophysiological data , and (6) lab computers, software,and instrumentation. Limited laboratory experience is also provided in recording electromyographic, electrodermal , cardiovascular, respiratory, electroencephalographic, and electrooculargraphic responses .

Applications are invited from beginning and established researchers. The National Science Foundationis providing a limited number of fellowships to cover travel , lodging , books , and materials used by Fellowsselected for participation in the Program . Fellows are housed separately, making it reasonable to bring families.

The application deadline is January 15, 1989. Applications should be mailed to John T . Cacioppo , Department of Psychology, Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio 43210, and should include : (I) a current curriculum vita, including the applicant's phone number and social security number, (2) a brief (e.g ., 500-word)description of how participation in the Program will enhance your scientific work, and (3) three references,including phone numbers. Individuals who wish more information can contact J.T.C. by Phone, (319)335-2832,or individuals who have previously participated.