As an undergraduate student at Miami University, Dr. Charles Doan remembers fondly the professors who encouraged him to conduct his own research and those who asked for his assistance on their research.
April 7, 2021 |
Tom Perry
As an undergraduate student at Miami University, Dr. Charles Doan remembers fondly the professors who encouraged him to conduct his own research and those who asked for his assistance on their research.
The Assistant Professor of Psychology models this behavior with his Marietta College students and he has some big plans for the 2021 fall semester: engaging students to conduct research with new eye-tracking equipment.
“Students are going to be trained on how to use it, how to calibrate it and how to read the data,” Doan said. “They will be able to see in real-time what the research participants are seeing and how the eye tracker is measuring eye movements, eye fixations and pupil dilation.”