playing for two minutes and the participants were asked to write down on a piece of paper provided all the words they remember in the same order that they were put on the board when the music ended. Baylee Rozier - “The Influence of Parenting Styles on the Prominence of the Fear of Failure” (poster session) The fear of failure is the persistent and irrational anxiety about failing to measure up to the standards and goals set by oneself or others. The purpose of this study is to determine the relationship between the three parenting styles and the fear of failure amongst college students. The participants for this study are Missouri Valley College students enrolled in PY100 courses. Participants were asked to complete a brief 45 item questionnaire via Google Forms. It is predicted that the authoritarian parenting style will have the greatest increase of development on the fear of failure amongst college students.
Maria Rubio - Special Session: Patrol Procedures
Christine Russell - “An Introduction to the ISLE Teaching Method for Physics” (session 22) The ISLE (Investigative Science Learning Environment) method has been around for the last twenty years. The process involves practical, hands-on learning, mimicking the way physicists construct and apply knowledge. The basis of the method is for students to develop scientific abilities such as experimental design, model building, and multiple representations. Learning is the responsibility of the student, which helps overcome fear, develop perseverance, and a growth mindset. An introduction to the method, learning goals, and strategies for implementation will be presented. Courtlin Sanders - “Feral Cat Management in the United States” (session 9) Feral cats are defined as domesticated cats which have been born and live in the wild and have had little to no human contact. Feral cats have various negative impacts on wildlife species in the United States. This presentation will look specifically at the negative effects of feral cats on both native and non-native wildlife species in the United States including: disease transmission, predation levels, habitat destruction and extinctions caused by feral cats. Also discussed will be specific preventative measures to control feral cat populations. These include different trapping techniques such as: the Trap, Neuter, Release
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