Social Sciences – Page 7 – UROP Spring Symposium 2022

Social Sciences

Video Study: Dominant Perspectives are Perceived as More Objective

Sujithra Rajendran Pronouns: She/ Her Research Mentor(s): Terri Conley Co-Presenter: Research Mentor School/College/Department: Psychology / LSA Presentation Date: April 20 Presentation Type: Poster Session: Session 2 – 11am – 11:50am Room: League Ballroom Authors: Abbie Allen, Sujithra Rajendran, Terri Conley Presenter: 37 Abstract Narratives that are commonly accepted socially are called dominant narratives. Our study […]

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A Deeper Look into the World of Addiction Through a Healthcare Lens

Saira Rathod Pronouns: she/her/hers Research Mentor(s): Aaron Rubio Co-Presenter: Research Mentor School/College/Department: United Community Addiction Network / 0 Presentation Date: April 20 Presentation Type: Oral5 Session: Session 4 – 2:40pm – 3:30 pm Room: Breakout room 1 Authors: Saira Rathod, Aaron Rubio Presenter: 5 Abstract Research was conducted in order to develop and implement initiatives

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Integrating Medical Marijuana into Mainstream Health Care

John Redfield Pronouns: he/him Research Mentor(s): Daniel Kruger Co-Presenter: Research Mentor School/College/Department: Institute for Social Research / Other Presentation Date: April 20 Presentation Type: Oral5 Session: Session 2 – 11am – 11:50am Room: Breakout Room 5 Authors: Presenter: 4 Abstract Medical marijuana is gaining ground with each election cycle; at this point over half of

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An Issue-Based Approach to Student Voting

Rose Reilly Pronouns: she/her Research Mentor(s): Edie Goldenberg Co-Presenter: Research Mentor School/College/Department: / Public Policy Presentation Date: April 20 Presentation Type: Oral5 Session: Session 1 – 10am – 10:50am Room: Breakout Room 4 Authors: Rose Reilly, Edie Goldenberg Presenter: 6 Abstract To inspire and encourage youth voter turnout, Edie Goldenberg and UM campus organization, Turn

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Caring is Not Always Sharing: Partisan Identity Centrality, Social Status, and Prosociality in U.S. Politics

Noah Rich Pronouns: he/him/his Research Mentor(s): Eugenia Quintanilla Co-Presenter: Research Mentor School/College/Department: Political Science / LSA Presentation Date: April 20 Presentation Type: Poster Session: Session 3 – 1:40pm – 2:30 pm Room: League Ballroom Authors: Noah Rich Presenter: 27 Abstract Evidence from social psychology demonstrates that self-interest, and prosocial tendencies, are instinctual and informed by

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A Deeper Look into the World of Addiction

Rebecca Pulliam Pronouns: she/her Research Mentor(s): Aaron Rubio Co-Presenter: Research Mentor School/College/Department: United Community Addiction Network / 0 Presentation Date: April 20 Presentation Type: Oral5 Session: Session 4 – 2:40pm – 3:30 pm Room: Breakout room 1 Authors: Rebecca Pulliam, Aaron Rubio Presenter: 3 Abstract The United Community Addiction Network (UCAN) seeks to unite community

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Follow the Leader? Rethinking Leadership and Hierarchy in the Workplace

Christopher Qian Pronouns: Research Mentor(s): Elizabeth Trinh Co-Presenter: Research Mentor School/College/Department: Management and Organizations / Business Presentation Date: April 20 Presentation Type: Oral5 Session: Session 2 – 11am – 11:50am Room: Breakout Room 6 Authors: Presenter: 5 Abstract Past research shows that information sharing is essential for organizations to perform and function (Mesmer-Magnus & DeChurch,

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Narrating Nubia: The Social Lives of Heritage

Wendy Qian Pronouns: she/her Research Mentor(s): Geoff Emberling Co-Presenter: Research Mentor School/College/Department: Kelsey Museum of Archaeology / LSA Presentation Date: April 20 Presentation Type: Oral5 Session: Session 5 – 3:40pm – 4:30 pm Room: Breakout Room 2 Authors: Presenter: 2 Abstract Despite the prolific amount of general knowledge concerning archeological discoveries and practices, little has

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Social media, youth, and election violence in Francophone Africa

Juliette Quenioux Pronouns: She/Her/Hers Research Mentor(s): Justine Davis Co-Presenter: Research Mentor School/College/Department: DAAS / LSA Presentation Date: April 20 Presentation Type: Poster Session: Session 2 – 11am – 11:50am Room: League Ballroom Authors: Justine Davis, Juliette Quenioux Presenter: 64 Abstract Despite the prevalence of election violence across the globe, we have yet to systematically investigate

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What does it take to ‘make’ an air-breathing fish?

Abigail Radunz Pronouns: she/her Research Mentor(s): Matthew Kolmann Co-Presenter: Research Mentor School/College/Department: Museum of Paleontology / LSA Presentation Date: April 20 Presentation Type: Poster Session: Session 4 – 2:40pm – 3:30 pm Room: League Ballroom Authors: Abigail Radunz, Matthew Kolmann Presenter: 16 Abstract Air-breathing fishes (anabantarians) emerged during the Late Cretaceous (80-100 million years before

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