Previous Lab Members
Breanna Huggins
Breanna graduated from Stephen F. Austin State University in the Spring of 2015. She hopes to intend graduate school and pursue her studies to the Doctorate level. Breanna is most interested in abnormal and behavioral psychology and intends to make a career in Clinical therapy.
Stephen Ratliff
Stephen graduated from Stephen F. Austin State University in the Spring of 2016. Stephen is currently a doctoral student in School Psychology at Stephen F. Austin State University. Stephen is most interested in the diagnostic and therapeutic processes that enable individuals to effectively cope with their experiences and surroundings.
Christa Ashbaugh
Christa graduated from Stephen F. Austin State University in the Spring of 2016. Christa is currently a Doctoral student in School Psychology at the Stephen F. Austin University. Christa was the team leader on the project examining eye movement and attention, Christa is most interested in cognitive and developmental psychology and intends on pursuing this in a child counseling setting.
Jacob L. Reeves
Jacob is a sophomore psychology undergraduate here at Stephen F. Austin State University. Jacob’s interest is in counseling psychology, as well as some sociology. After graduation, he plans to pursue a masters degree and eventually a PhD in Counseling Psychology. Jacob worked as a member on the Spinner Study in the SACK lab. He was a research assistant in this lab from March of 2012 to 2013.
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Morgan Chaney
Morgan is a sophomore undergraduate at Stephen F. Austin State University. She is currently pursuing a bachelor's degree in psychology. Her main interest is in children and families. After completing her bachelor's degree, Morgan hopes to be involved in social work.
Morgan worked on the spinner study as a member on the emotions team. She has served as a research assistant for nine months.
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Morgan worked on the spinner study as a member on the emotions team. She has served as a research assistant for nine months.
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Marlene Williams
Marlene received her bachelors degree in History with a minor in education from the University of Texas at Austin. Marlene completed her Masters Degree Stephen F. Austin State University and is now a Doctoral Candidate at Eastern Tennessee University
Jessica McCreary
Jessica graduated with her bachelor's degree in Psychology from Stephen F. Austin State University in the fall of 2013. She is interested in Psychology and Law, forensic psychology, the criminal justice system, and the childhood predictors of adult criminality. She plans to attend a clinical masters program and continue on to a clinical doctoral program in hopes to eventually counsel offenders and continue research in the field of psychology and law.
Jessica was a member of the psychology and law team in Dr. Estrada's lab. She worked on strength of evidence and familiarity research in relation to juror decision making with Shannon Johnson. Before working in Dr. Estrada's lab, she previously worked in a legal psychology lab under Dr. Lisa Topp.
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Shannon D. Johnson
Team Leader
Shannon Johnson worked in the lab as a 2nd Year Graduate Student of Psychology at Stephen F. Austin State University. Shannon's interests are in Psychology and Law, and she plans to become a college professor. She wants to further contribute to the field of Psychology and Law by becoming a trial consultant.
Shannon studied Emotional Crimes and Strength of Evidence on Jury Decision Making and worked any where from 10 to 15 hours per week in the lab as a first year research assistant. Shannon was also the Team Leader of the Psychology and Law team.
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Shannon studied Emotional Crimes and Strength of Evidence on Jury Decision Making and worked any where from 10 to 15 hours per week in the lab as a first year research assistant. Shannon was also the Team Leader of the Psychology and Law team.
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Dustie M. Hammond
Dustie completed her undergraduate degree at Stephen F. Austin State University in 2013. She is currently pursuing a master's degree in psychology, and her main interest is in counseling. After completing her master's degree, Dustie is currently a Doctoral Candidate in counseling psychology at the University of Texas at Arlington.
Dustie was previously involved in the spinner study as a member of the emotions team. She was accepted into the lab at the end of the 2012 spring semester, and worked in the lab until she graduated.
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Haley Harris
Laboratory Manager
Haley was a senior undergraduate student at Stephen F. Austin State University. She completed her master's degree in neurological psychology at Texas State. Haley is now a Doctoral Candidate at the University of Texas at Arlington. While she was at Stephen F. Austin State University, she was involved in a multitude of studies for Dr. Estrada and presented at the Southwestern Psychological Association (SWAPA) as well as the Association of Psychological Sciences (APS). Haley was the laboratory manager and team leader for the EEG study in Dr. Estrada's lab from 2011 until 2013.
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Shaan Shahabuddin, M.A.
Shaan earned a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Texas A&M University in 2010. After graduating, he began the Master of Arts program in General Psychology at Stephen F. Austin State University.
Shaan's masters thesis explored the effect of anticipation on judging the likelihood of future events. The thesis was completed under the supervision of Dr. Steven Estrada.
While attending SFA, Shaan was provided with the opportunity to present research posters at academic conferences, including the Society for Personality and Social Psychology (SPSP), the Association of Psychological Sciences (APS), and the Southwestern Psychological Association (SWPA).
Shaan completed his M.A. in August of 2012 and is currently a Doctoral Candidate at Texas A & M University at College Station.
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Shaan's masters thesis explored the effect of anticipation on judging the likelihood of future events. The thesis was completed under the supervision of Dr. Steven Estrada.
While attending SFA, Shaan was provided with the opportunity to present research posters at academic conferences, including the Society for Personality and Social Psychology (SPSP), the Association of Psychological Sciences (APS), and the Southwestern Psychological Association (SWPA).
Shaan completed his M.A. in August of 2012 and is currently a Doctoral Candidate at Texas A & M University at College Station.
Contact information: [email protected]
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