The 2019 Cognitive Science Undergraduate Research Presentation Day will take place on April 11, 2019. Students currently enrolled in a COGS research course will be giving poster presentations of their work. There will be prizes for the best presentations, as determined by a panel of judges!

Student Presenters

Presenter	Project Title	Supervisor
Erin Matsuba	The role of the Reward Positivity and Social Stress in Developing Depression in Emerging Adults	Dr. Anna Weinberg
Kiera Hooper	Comparison of Hippocampal Volumes in Middle-Aged Adults with and without risk factors	Dr. Maria Natasha Rajah
Kate Onuska	Investigating the Association Between Regional Differences in Grey Matter Volume and Social Network Size in Individuals Living with HIV	Dr. Lesley Fellows
Nadia Blostein	The Heritability of Subcortical Structures Using a Twin and Non Twin Sibling Design	Dr. M. Mallar Chakravarty
Constance Destais	An Expectation-Based Model of Fairness in the Ultimatum Game: Inequality-Aversive Behavior Can Arise from Purely-Selfish Utility Maximization	Ardavan Nobandegani
Eleonore Scholler	Influence of Endogenous Rhythms on Joint Musical Tasks	Dr. Caroline Palmer
Sophie Mandl	The diagnostic value of language and executive function tasks in mild cognitive impairment and Parkinson’s disease	Dr. Noémie Auclair-Ouellet
Tess Fairchild	Neural and Behavioral Patterns in Second Language Learning	Shari Baum and Denise Klein
Aiman Hadif Bin Abdul Razak	Hypnotic Suggestions and Mental Imagery	Prof. Samuel Veissière
Claire Williams	The Effects of Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation on Auditory Pitch Learning	Dr. Robert Zatorre
Josefa Jost	Neural Correlates of Anticipation	Amir Raz

General Chair: Thomas Shultz
Organizing Members:

• Ryan Bouma
• Jackie Chi Kit Cheung
• Ian Gold
• Timothy O'Donnell
• David Ragsdale

Previous editions of this presentation day:

• 2018
• 2017
• 2016