Abstract: . . .  easier for a person to answer something with more clarity when they are in the situation then when they are answering the same question through somebody else’s eyes (Backbier, 1997). Students at Elizabethtown College filled out questionnaires on scenarios justifying towards different authority types, looking through both the eyes of themselves and the eyes of another person. There was a . . .
. . .  adjustment. In addition, no combination of the three factors (e.g., being optimistic, using active coping skills, and having high self-esteem) was discovered that predicts the best adjustment to college. This means that individual differences may influence adjustment. In future studies, a larger sample and shorter packet of surveys should be utilized. Kristen Pettibon Alibis: How accurate . . .
. . .  not change over trials, reporting 50% as their response throughout the trials. Although repeated exposure did not facilitate explicit learning, it may have facilitated implicit learning. Future research involving repeated exposures of the MHD is suggested. The class would like to thank you for your time in coming to today’s presentation. Any comments are much appreciated.  . . .
. . .  adjustment. In future studies, a larger sample and shorter packet of surveys should be utilized. Kristen Pettibon Alibis: How accurate are they Abstract: Are alibis a factual defense or the result of social influence? Individuals may have difficulty recalling what they did at a specific date and time. Despite uncertainty, suspects fulfill an immediate need to refute allegations by creating an . . .
. . .  social psychology Page 1 Elizabethtown College Research in Social Psychology Fall 2004 December 8, 2004 9:30 AM Diana Aria and Brianna Lynch P. 2 Is a Person's Personality Traits Evident in Dreams Christine D’Eramo P. 2 Sex Difference and the Possible Perceived . . .
. . .  social psychology Page 1 Elizabethtown College Research in Social Psychology Fall 2004 December 8, 2004 9:30 AM Diana Aria and Brianna Lynch P. 2 Is a Person's Personality Traits Evident in Dreams Christine D’Eramo P. 2 Sex Difference and the Possible Perceived Romantic . . .
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