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Associate Professor
B.S. Colorado State University, 1987
M.S. University of Pittsburgh, 1991
Ph.D. Cognitive Psychology, University of Pittsburgh, 1994
Office: 462 Psychology Building
Phone: (509) 963-3670
Email: marte@cwu.edu
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- PSY 101: Introductory Psychology
- PSY 300: Research Methods
- PSY 355: Environmental Psychology
- PSY 362: Introductory Statistics
- PSY 460: Cognition
- PSY 558: Advanced Statistics
- PSY 465 Psychology and the Law
My research interests include assessment of attitudes regarding the
severity of crimes, recognition of facial expressions of emotion, and
verbal overshadowing. I also enjoy mentoring undergraduates in their
own research pursuits, or as assistants to me in my research endeavors.
I frequently have 4 or 5 directed research students per quarter, working
on their own projects or helping me with mine. I ask students for at
least a 3-quarter commitment, and a progress report every quarter. At
the end of their project, I expect a full APA-style paper and presentation
of their studies at SOURCE and/or regional professional conferences.
I am also interested in beginning to work in the area of environmental
decisionmaking, though this line of research is on the back burner for
now awaiting interested students.
Fallshore, M., Saunders, C., Clayton, S., & Fraser, J. (2008,
September 12). Lunchtime roundtable on teaching conservation psychology.
Presented at the 16th International Conference of the Society for
Human Ecology, Bellingham, WA.
Meško, G., Fallshore, M., Rep, M. & M., Huisman, A. (2007). Police
efforts in the reduction of fear of crime in local communities - Big
expectations and questionable effects. Sociology, Thought, and Action
(Sociologija. Mintis ir Veiksmas), 2/2007, 70-91.
Fallshore, M., Meško, G., & Muratbegović, E. (in press). Fear
of crime in two of post-socialist countries - Searching for explanations.
Meško, G., Fallshore, M., & Jevše, A. (in press). Policija in
strah pred kriminaliteto (Police and Fear of Crime). Journal of Criminal
Investigation and Criminology (Revija za kriminalistiko in kriminologijo).
Penick, J., & Fallshore, M. (2005). Purpose and meaning in highly
active seniors. Adultspan Journal, 4, 19-35
Fallshore, M. & Todd, K. (2003, May). Do Males and Females Differ
in Their Assessment of Crime Severity? Paper presented at the annual
meeting of the American Psychological Society, Chicago, IL.
Corey, L. B., Leadingham, J., Fallshore, M. (2003, May). Perceptions
of severity of sex crimes against children. Poster presented at the
annual meeting of the Western Psychological Association, Vancouver,
B.C.
McKenzie, D., Todd, K., & Fallshore, M. (2003, May). Is severity
of crimes related to perpetrator or participant sex? Paper presented
at the annual meeting of the Western psychological Association, Vancouver,
B.C.
Fallshore, M., & Bartholow, J. R. (2003). Recognition of emotion
from inverted schematic drawings of faces. Perceptual and Motor Skills,
96, 236-244.
Penick, J., & Fallshore, M. (in press). Purpose and meaning in
highly active seniors.
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- The Lighter Side of Humor and Psychology
- Links links to conservation psychology
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