Can an instance of spontaneous physical activity be explained by the Dual-Process Title: Model? $500.00 + $1,000.00 student stipend Total Costs: The project investigates whether cognitive control determines whether Description: impulses or reflections influence spontaneous physical activity. Auburn University Undergraduate Research Fellowship Program Funding Agency: Advisor (Caroline Meadows is advisee) Role: 2015 Dates: Does motor-preparatory brain activity mediate the relationship between motivation Title: and motor performance? $500.00 + $1,000.00 student stipend Total Costs: The project investigates whether the positive relationship between motivation Description: and performance can be explained by adaptive motor-preparatory brain activity. Lockheed Martin Funding Agency: Co-Investigator Role: 2014 2015 Dates: – Objective assessment of cognitive workload in flight tasks as a result of flight Title: simulation demand and expertise $150,000 Total Costs: The aim of the project is to provide a valid biomarker of cognitive workload, Description: derived from electroencephalography (EEG), eye tracking, and cardiovascular activity under conditions of varying mental challenge, which is robust for employment in operational environments. Auburn University College of Education Seed Grants Program Funding Agency: Principal Investigator Role: 2013 2014 Dates: – Examining the neural correlates of attention orientation while performing under Title: pressure $4,688.80 Total Costs: To employ fMRI to characterize neural correlates of internal and external Description: orientations of attention and to test the hypothesis that attention becomes internally oriented when one performs psychological pressure. Department of Defense Funding Agency: Co-Investigator Role: 2013 2014 Dates: – Volunteer investigations for mounted and head-supported mass in dismounted Title: operations. $91,000 Total Costs: The goal of this research is to assess the effects of transportation in various Description: warfighter vehicles over various terrains on warfighters’ physiology and psychology. Department of Defense Funding Agency:
Title: Can an instance of spontaneous physical activity be explained by the Dual-Process Model? Total Costs: $500.00 + $1,000.00 student stipend Description: The project investigates whether cognitive control determines whether impulses or reflections influence spontaneous physical activity. Funding Agency: Auburn University Undergraduate Research Fellowship Program Role: Advisor (Caroline Meadows is advisee) Dates: 2015 Title: Does motor-preparatory brain activity mediate the relationship between motivation and motor performance? Total Costs: $500.00 + $1,000.00 student stipend Description: The project investigates whether the positive relationship between motivation and performance can be explained by adaptive motor-preparatory brain activity. Funding Agency: Lockheed Martin Role: Co-Investigator Dates: 2014 – 2015 Title: Objective assessment of cognitive workload in flight tasks as a result of flight simulation demand and expertise Total Costs: $150,000 Description: The aim of the project is to provide a valid biomarker of cognitive workload, derived from electroencephalography (EEG), eye tracking, and cardiovascular activity under conditions of varying mental challenge, which is robust for employment in operational environments. Funding Agency: Auburn University College of Education Seed Grants Program Role: Principal Investigator Dates: 2013 – 2014 Title: Examining the neural correlates of attention orientation while performing under pressure Total Costs: $4,688.80 Description: To employ fMRI to characterize neural correlates of internal and external orientations of attention and to test the hypothesis that attention becomes internally oriented when one performs psychological pressure. Funding Agency: Department of Defense Role: Co-Investigator Dates: 2013 – 2014 Title: Volunteer investigations for mounted and head-supported mass in dismounted operations. Total Costs: $91,000 Description: The goal of this research is to assess the effects of transportation in various warfighter vehicles over various terrains on warfighters’ physiology and psychology. Funding Agency: Department of Defense
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