Anthony Hermann, assistant professor of psychology at Bradley University, will present Buffering the Impact of Ostracism with Acceptance: The Role of Attachment Style at 3:30 p.m. today in 48 DeGarmo Hall. The Department of Psychology and the Industrial-Organizational/Social Psychology graduate sequence are hosting this colloquium.
Hermann’s research focuses on how self-evaluations are maintained and how they are related to interpersonal processes. He is particularly interested in how people typically perceive others' evaluations and the degree to which many phenomena that are associated with self-esteem can be explained by these social evaluations.
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Faculty/Staff Research and Honors
Grant funding shows record growth
Adams Hall of Fame established
CSD seeking donations for Japan
Symphony Orchestra concert April 21
Jazz ensembles concert April 22
President Bowman to speak at U Club
American Muslim events April 22, 23
Chief Justice to speak on April 26
SBDC seminar on hiring employees
The Tooth of Crime opens April 27
Daughters, sons to work day April 28
WGS Symposium features Mohanty
ISU ranked as Peace Corps school
