Dr. Owen Gallupe from the Department of Sociology and Legal Studies at the University of
Waterloo is leading a study examining the effect of the sight of rewards on task
performance and is looking for undergraduate students to participate in a one time, 30
minute experiment. This study has implications for incentive programs to promote good
behaviour in prison settings. All participants will be provided with a $20 gift card to local
businesses for their participation in this research.
Participation will include a simple mental task followed by a short questionnaire.
You must be at least 18 years of age to participate in this study. The experiment will be
conducted in the Psychology, Anthropology, and Sociology (PAS) building, room 2084 or
2085. Your identity will remain strictly confidential. All information you provide will be treatedas anonymous.
If you would like to participate, have additional questions, or would like additional
information to assist you in reaching a decision about participation, please contact Pat
Lalonde by email at p2lalond@uwaterloo.ca. You can also contact ogallupe@uwaterloo.ca or 519-888-4567 ext. 33361.
If you choose to participate, Pat Lalonde (p2lalond@uwaterloo.ca) will work with you to find a suitable time.
If you participated in our previous study, you cannot participate in this one.
The CS Undergraduate Advising Office has opened applications for CS transfers for Fall 2017. The online application is available at https://oat.uwaterloo.ca/forms and will be open from Tuesday, December 5 until Sunday, December 31, 2017, at 11.59 p.m. We're accepting applications for: Transfer from Math to CS - at a minimum, must have taken CS 136 or be taking it in Fall 2017. Transfer from CS to BCS (Data Science) - must have taken STAT 231 or be taking it in Fall 2017. Transfer from CS to CS/Digital Hardware Adding a Joint CS to an out-of-faculty plan Transfer from outside of Math to CS (pending approval from Math) Answers to common questions about the transfer process can be found in the CS FAQs (particularly #2 and #151).
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