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DESCRIPTION:The UTC Graduate School is pleased to announce that Anna Pusser
  will present Master’s research titled\, The Ecological Validity of Pros
 pective Memory Experimentation on 06/20/2023 at 3:00pm in 540 McCallie Ave
 \, 357. Everyone is invited to attend. \n\nPsychology\n\nChair: Dr. Jill S
 helton\n\nAbstract:\nRemembering to carry out a future intention is termed
  prospective memory (PM). Past research that has utilized the traditional 
 lab experiment has been scrutinized because the findings suggest performan
 ce in the lab is not predictive of PM performance in everyday life. Furthe
 rmore\, since much of the lab-based PM research has focused on isolating t
 he processes supporting PM\, it is unclear if this work translates to PM i
 n everyday life. Therefore\, research has been conducted in naturalistic s
 ettings to observe PM in everyday environments. However\, naturalistic exp
 eriments are lacking in experimental control relative to studies conducted
  in a lab setting. Eye tracking technology could address the ecological va
 lidity concerns within lab experiments by providing a more direct measure 
 of strategic monitoring. Strategic monitoring is how we monitor our enviro
 nment to detect a future intention in order to complete or accomplish that
  intention. Eye tracking may offer a better direct measure of strategic mo
 nitoring compared to traditional lab tasks. Specifically\, a recently deve
 loped eye tracking paradigm could bridge the gap between lab and naturalis
 tic studies. Hence\, the objective of the proposed study is to examine whe
 ther this eye tracking paradigm will maintain experimental control and imp
 rove ecological validity when compared to both a traditional lab task and 
 a naturalistic task.
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LOCATION:540 McCallie Ave\, 357
SUMMARY:Anna Pusser Dissertation Research
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