Total sleep deprivation reduces top-down regulation of emotion without altering bottom-up affective processing von Stenson, Anthony R, Kurinec, Courtney A, Hinson, John. M, Whitney, Paul, Van Dongen, Hans P. A

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Temporary amnesia from sleep loss: A framework for understanding consequences of sleep deprivation von Whitney, Paul, Kurinec, Courtney A, Hinson, John M

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"Sounding Black": Speech Stereotypicality Activates Racial Stereotypes and Expectations About Appearance von Kurinec, Courtney A, Weaver, 3rd, Charles A

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Thought probes during prospective memory encoding: Evidence for perfunctory processes von Scullin, Michael K, McDaniel, Mark A, Dasse, Michelle N, Lee, Ji Hae, Kurinec, Courtney A, Tami, Claudina, Krueger, Madison L

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Electrodermal Activity Is Sensitive to Sleep Deprivation but Does Not Moderate the Effect of Total Sleep Deprivation on Affect von Kurinec, Courtney A, Stenson, Anthony R, Hinson, John M, Whitney, Paul, Van Dongen, Hans P A

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Sleep restriction and age effects on distinct aspects of cognition in adolescents von Campbell, Ian G, Kurinec, Courtney A, Zhang, Zoey Y, Cruz-Basilio, Alejandro, Figueroa, Jessica G, Bottom, Vincent B, Whitney, Paul, Hinson, John M, Van Dongen, Hans P A

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Sleep deprivation impairs binding of information with its context von Kurinec, Courtney A, Whitney, Paul, Hinson, John M, Hansen, Devon A, Van Dongen, Hans P A

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Effects of total sleep deprivation on components of top‐down attentional control using a flexible attentional control task von Stenson, Anthony R., Whitney, Paul, Hinson, John M., Hansen, Devon A., Lawrence‐Sidebottom, Darian, Skeiky, Lillian, Riedy, Samantha M., Kurinec, Courtney A., Van Dongen, Hans P. A.

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Clarity under cognitive constraint: Can a simple directive encourage busy speakers to avoid ambiguity? von KURINEC, COURTNEY A., WISE, ASHLEIGH V. T., CAVAZOS, CHRISTINA A., REYES, ELYSSE M., WEAVER, CHARLES A.

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Do Memory-focused Jury Instructions Moderate the Influence of Eyewitness Word Choice? von Kurinec, CA, Weaver, CA

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0062 Memory for Text Meaning Is Maintained During 24 Hours of Continuous Wakefulness von Kurinec, Courtney, Whitney, Paul, Hinson, John, Van Dongen, Hans

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0065 Determining the Impact of Extended Wakefulness on Memory Retention von Varghese, Anju, Kurinec, Courtney, Hinson, John, Whitney, Paul, Satterfield, Brieann

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0064 Sleep Loss Affects Item and Source Memory Differentially as a Function of Serotonin Transporter (5-HTTLPR) Genotype von Skeiky, Lillian, Lundholm, Kirsie, Hovland, Sean, Whitney, Paul, Hinson, John, Van Dongen, Hans, Kurinec, Courtney

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0084 Differently Worded Questions Do Not Substantially Influence Subject Predictions of Performance von Hovland, Sean, Hudson, Amanda, Van Dongen, Hans, Kurinec, Courtney, Honn, Kimberly

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0143 Trait Emotion Reactivity Predicts Change in Negative but Not Positive Affect During Total Sleep Deprivation von Kurinec, Courtney, Proctor, Matteya, Stenson, Anthony, Whitney, Paul, Hinson, John, Van Dongen, Hans

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0125 Fluid Intelligence Does Not Mediate Cognitive Throughput Deficits during Total Sleep Deprivation von Honn, Kimberly, Kurinec, Courtney, Hinson, John, Whitney, Paul, Van Dongen, Hans

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0106 Unitization Improves Memory for Associations during Sleep Deprivation von Kurinec, Courtney, Whitney, Paul, Hinson, John, Satterfield, Brieann, Honn, Kimberly, Van Dongen, Hans

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040 Sleep Deprivation Disrupts Binding of Information with Its Context von Kurinec, Courtney, Whitney, Paul, Hinson, John, Hansen, Devon, Van Dongen, Hans

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Syllabus Language, Teaching Style, and Instructor Self-Perception: Toward Congruence von Richmann, Christopher, Kurinec, Courtney, Millsap, Matthew

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