Congratulations to the 2026 Student Scholar Symposium (SSS) presenters! This year, eight ADDL members presented posters at SSS to communicate the full scope of our lab’s research to the UCF community.
See this year’s posters below:
Doheny M, Murphy M, Cespedes R, Thibideau R, Popp C, Lighthall, NR. Toxic by design: How ‘likes’ and social presence shape maladaptive online behavior.
Goyal N, Schotz J, Lighthall, NR. How trust and betrayal influence spontaneous gender categorization of faceless systems.
Jimenez G, Conner L, Sammarco J, Lighthall, NR. Click or think? Inhibitory control and analytic reasoning in email scam detection.
McGovern M, McGovern N, Soares S, Lighthall, NR. Simulating age-related change with internal representations in decision making using an instance-based framework. *Winner of a Judge’s Choice Award!
Niles A, Sammarco J, Conner L, Lighthall, NR. Investigating trust and social vulnerability tendencies as risk factors for scam and exploitation in older adults.
Singh T, Schotz J, Lighthall, NR. Virtual avatars and humans: The link between saliency, memorability and morphology.
Taylor Y, Soares S, Lighthall, NR. Risk sensitivity and gambling under uncertainty.
A variety of audiences find our lab’s research intriguing! Although, Knightro didn’t have much to say…
