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Undergraduate Research Showcase

Undergraduate research is the exploration of a specific topic within a field by an undergraduate student that makes an original contribution to the discipline.

Socially Desirable Responding: Does it Affect Reported Progress in Gamification?

Biography

Viktor Shoemaker

I am a sophomore at Valencia College who plans to transfer to the University of Central Florida in the fall to study psychology. I hope to one day attend graduate school to become a Clinical Psychologist. In my free time, I enjoy reading, writing, and, quite relevant to my research topic, playing a wide range of video games.

Presentation

ABSTRACT:  This project explores the connection between commonly accepted measures of socially desirable responding, reported progress in a habit-tracking app, and lies about one’s own progress in a purely online setting. 

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Faculty Mentor

 

Dr. Sean Jennings

Professor of Psychological Sciences

West Campus

sjennings6@valenciacollege.edu

 

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