Psychology Seniors Present Research

Springfield, MO. — Two Evangel University seniors presented papers at the 26th Anniversary Great Plains Regional Psychology Conference held at Central Missouri State University in Warrensburg, Mo.

Sarah Cotton, psychology major, Springfield, Mo., presented her research, which investigated the effects of live versus videotaped crime presentation on the accuracy and confidence of eyewitness recall.

Aimee Melton, psychology and biblical studies double major, Wichita Kan., presented her senior project that looked at the relationships among a positive event, psychological attachment, empathy and self-esteem.

Project Envision partially funded this career exploration opportunity.

Evangel psychology professors Dr. Grant Jones and Dr. Geoff Sutton also attended the conference, along with the following students:

• Katie Poole, senior psychology major; Las Vegas, Nev.
• Heather Harris, junior psychology major; Langdon, Kan.
• Brad Bartle, junior psychology major; Lake Ariel, Pa.
• Adam Myer, junior psychology major; Bowie, Md.
• Bethany Geldmeier, senior psychology and criminal justice double major; Robertsville, Mo.
• Leah Hartsog, junior psychology major; Beaver, W.Va.

For additional information, contact Dr. Geoff Sutton (417) 865-2815 ext. 8614.