Paxton Hicks, a first-year graduate student and former lab manager, captivated our attention with his recent presentation on his study titled, “Academic Integrity and Lying” to celebrate his birthday! In his study, Paxton delves into the realm of deception, exploring tipping points that show the dynamics of honesty in academic settings.
In the midst of the data collection phase for his in-person study, Paxton refines the design and details each trial to ensure precision and depth in his exploration of academic integrity and deception.
As Paxton progresses with his research journey, he envisions the result of his efforts in the form of a master’s thesis, along with a manuscript that will contribute meaningfully to the academic discourse. Stay tuned as we follow Paxton’s academic journey and eagerly anticipate the fascinating results!
10/3/23
In an exciting development, Paxton has delivered a presentation at our 10/3 lab meeting, providing a sneak peek into his research findings. This additional presentation adds another layer of anticipation to Paxton’s academic pursuits. We look forward to gaining insights into Paxton’s work before defending his masters thesis.
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