The Department of Psychology Northern Arizona University Announces Summer 2012 Research Internships in The Social Psychophysiology of Compassion
At our beautiful Mountain Campus in Flagstaff, Arizona May 23 through July 31, 2012 (Application Deadline March 1, 2012)
A 40-hour/week research-intensive internship in the following potential areas: Psychophysiology of compassion, anxiety, and stress Social goals, friendship, and happiness across cultures Anxiety, depression, compassion, and cardiovascular health Functional analysis of compassionate parenting and child-rearing Role of compassionate behaviors and diversity in the work-life interface Electrocortical (EEG) and psychophysiological correlates of compassion Role of compassionate behaviors in sexual health practices across cultures Cross-cultural compassion, perceived similarity, identification, and The Quiet Ego Self-centeredness and self-serving social behaviors, social interest/compassion and health Mirror neurons, empathic resonance, and electrocortical manifestations of compassion and cruelty
Internship includes: Individualized research collaboration with Psychology Department doctoral faculty Creating and presenting a professional conference presentation, with an opportunity for manuscript submission Travel support to and from Flagstaff and partial conference travel A $5000 Stipend Room and Board in Flagstaff, Arizona for the Summer A $550 Laboratory allowance 6 Credit Hours PSY 485 Tuition Paid Picnics, lunches, recreational travel around Northern Arizona And much, much more . . . .
Funding provided by The National Science Foundation (NSF) Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) Program Northern Arizona University College of Social and Behavioral Sciences Department of Psychology
For further information and to apply, please see our website at www.nau.edu/~psych/StevensREU/reu.html or email Dr. Larry Stevens at Larry.Stevens@nau.edu With the subject identifier “REU” Or call (928) 523-6530 |
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Summer REU Internships in the Psychophysiology of Compassion at Northern Arizona Universityposted Feb 10, 2012 10:57 AM by PROMISE: Maryland's AGEP |