Degree Programs
Students interested in studying issues associated with the dynamics of attending should apply to be
admitted to the Cognitive Psychology
Program of the Ohio State University.
Once admitted to this program, if accepted into ROAR, a graduate student can expect
to receive a broad two year educational program in Cognitive Psychology and a Masters degree (thesis project) on the way
to a doctorate. Skills learned in the ROAR lab include statistical and experimental design, techniques for
studying rhythm, timing, and other aspects of auditory sequences. Various models of dynamic
attending, entrainment and timing are also subjects that can be mastered.
Employment Opportunities
We are seeking applicants for undergraduate research
assistants for future quarters. Applicants must be qualified for work study, or for Psych 693.
For information on the work study program, contact the OSU
Work Study/Student Employment Office. For information on Psych 693, see the Psych
693 web page. For information on projects, see Dr.
Jones's Projects Page.
For other questions, contact Dr. Mari Riess Jones at jones.80@osu.edu
