George Marsh Applied Cognition Laboratory

I know of a full-time position on campus that is looking for applicants. They need someone who can do office work, work with basic software, write summary reports, plan meetings and other tasks. The position relates to our campus accreditation. I feel that former GMACers would make excellent candidates.

Happy birthday Dr Rosen!! I hope you know how important you’re to us. We truly appreciate your dedication and hard work. Your advice and guidance have always been on the mark and we have always counted upon you to provide the criticism and vision that is necessary to keep us on the right track. You challenge us and engage us. We are truly blessed to have you as a mentor. Thank you for all that you have done to help us so far, we hope to do you proud when we continue on!

Preparation for Research Day! special thanks to all the mentors that helped us. Good luck everyone!

Check out this blog from our very own Dr. Rosen on Psychology Today http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/rewired-the-psychology-technology/201501/iphone-separation-anxiety

Happy New year!!!

Brain Lab 2014 The "Summer of Neuroscience Research: " A Paradigm Shift In the GMAC Lab
To advance the knowledge of the human brain, psychology professors L. Mark Carrier and Larry Rosen used their $1,675 mini-grant to establish a Brain Imaging Laboratory within CSUDH’s George Marsh Applied Cognition Laboratory. The lab currently features a near-infrared (fNIR) spectroscope that provides real-time data about brain activity. The funding is helping with additional fNIR training, and to pay test participants, whose brain responses provided estimates of neural activity. The grant also enabled lab members to expand into the field of cognitive neuroscience. Larry Rosen, Mark Carrieer

NIMH · Magnetic Stimulation Boosts Human Memory, Network Connectivity Scientists have improved memory for associations between faces and words by electromagnetically stimulating neural connections in a brain network.

Overexposed? Camera Phones Could Be Washing Out Our Memories When you snap lots of photos, psychologists say you're subconsciously relying on the camera to remember the experience for you. And your memory, they say, may suffer because of it.

Some lab mentors at graduation today.

Most People Can't Multitask, But a Few Are Exceptional. There is generally an inverse relationship between how good people are at multitasking and how good they think they are.