Kate Makarec Professor • Department of Psychology View CV I am interested in a wide range of topics within the area of Psychology. Beginning with my interests in brain and behavior relationships and the temporal lobe hypothesis of belief systems, and moving forward into the areas of learning and memory, broadly defined. Professional Interests Learning, memory, and emotion. Degrees PhD General Experimental, York University Toronto, Canada Specialization General Experimental, Emotion and Memory Representative Publications The Inner World of Unaware Phenomena; Maryland: Lexington Books/Rowman & Littlefield Publishing Group, Inc.; 2023 Neurotoxic and metabolic injuries; Acquired Brain Injury; Springer; 2017 The relationship between physical activity and depressive symptoms in healthy older women; , Gerontology and Geriatric Medicine; 2016 PowerPoint Lectures to Accompany Nolan & Heinzen’s Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences.; to accompany Nolan and Heinze's textbook; Worth; 2007 Incidental encoding of mildy affective words: An event-related fMRI study; , NeuroImage; Volume 11, 2000 Awards and Honors AHSS Faculty Service Award College of AHSS 04/01/2022 WPUNJ Faculty Recognition Award for Exemplary Service WPUNJ 01/01/2021 WPUNJ Everyday Hero WPUNJ 01/01/2018 Email 973 720 3390 5012 Hennings Science East By appointment