Moderating influence of neuroticism on the relationship between authenticity and well-being (poster)

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Project category: Behavioral Sciences,Author information: Garren Wegener, Psychology and Business Administration, Senior, Warrensburg, Missouri,Faculty mentor: Laura King (Psychological Sciences),Collaborators: Garren Wegener, Jake Womick, and Laura King,Capstone project for Psych 4977
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Moderating influence of neuroticism on the relationship between authenticity and well-being (Wegener)

Sigma-1 receptor antagonist PD144418 selectively reduces female motivation for sucrose during negative energy balance (poster)

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Project category: Behavioral Sciences,Author information: Kelsey Mason, Biological Sciences and Psychology, Senior, Kansas City, Missouri,Faculty mentor: Matthew Will (Psychological Sciences),Funding source: Department of Psychology Undergraduate Research Grant,Collaborators: Kelsey L Mason, Leticia L Rivera, Mikala E Cessac, Jeffrey L Bodeen, Emily L Bathe, Melissa A Tapia, Jenna R Lee, Dennis K Miller, Matthew J Will,Capstone project for Pol Sc 4996 HW and Psych 4977 HW
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Sigma-1 receptor antagonist PD144418 selectively reduces female motivation for sucrose during negative energy balance (Mason)

Sigma-1 receptor antagonist PD144418 selectively reduces female motivation for sucrose during negative energy balance

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Project category: Behavioral Sciences,Author information: Kelsey Mason, Biological Sciences and Psychology, Senior, Kansas City, Missouri,Faculty mentor: Matthew Will (Psychological Sciences),Funding source: Department of Psychology Undergraduate Research Grant,Collaborators: Kelsey L Mason, Leticia L Rivera, Mikala E Cessac, Jeffrey L Bodeen, Emily L Bathe, Melissa A Tapia, Jenna R Lee, Dennis K Miller, Matthew J Will,Capstone project for Pol Sc 4996 HW and Psych 4977 HW
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Sigma-1 receptor antagonist PD144418 selectively reduces female motivation for sucrose during negative energy balance (Mason)

Sigma-1 receptor antagonist PD144418 selectively reduces female motivation for sucrose during negative energy balance (video)

Project category: Behavioral Sciences,Author information: Kelsey Mason, Biological Sciences and Psychology, Senior, Kansas City, Missouri,Faculty mentor: Matthew Will (Psychological Sciences),Funding source: Department of Psychology Undergraduate Research Grant,Collaborators: Kelsey L Mason, Leticia L Rivera, Mikala E Cessac, Jeffrey L Bodeen, Emily L Bathe, Melissa A Tapia, Jenna R Lee, Dennis K Miller, Matthew J Will
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Sigma-1 receptor antagonist PD144418 selectively reduces female motivation for sucrose during negative energy balance (Mason)

Gestational exposure to oxycodone affects later socio-communication behaviors in mice

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Project category: Behavioral Sciences,Author information: Rachel Martin, Biological Sciences, Music, Senior, St. Louis, Missouri,Faculty mentor: Cheryl Rosenfeld (Biomedical Sciences),Funding source: NIH grant to Dr. Cheryl Rosenfeld,Collaborators: Rachel Martin, Madison Green, Jessica Kinkade, Jiude Mao, and Cheryl Rosenfeld
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Gestational exposure to oxycodone affects later socio-communication behaviors in mice (Fox)

Gestational exposure to oxycodone affects later socio-communication behaviors in mice (poster)

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Project category: Behavioral Sciences,Author information: Rachel Martin, Biological Sciences, Music, Senior, St. Louis, Missouri,Faculty mentor: Cheryl Rosenfeld (Biomedical Sciences),Funding source: NIH grant to Dr. Cheryl Rosenfeld,Collaborators: Rachel Martin, Madison Green, Jessica Kinkade, Jiude Mao, and Cheryl Rosenfeld
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Gestational exposure to oxycodone affects later socio-communication behaviors in mice (Fox)
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