William J. Lammers
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Professor of Psychology
Also affiliated: Bowling Green State University (1989–1991)
Research Areas
Biomedical Subjects
Biography and Research Information
OverviewAI-generated summary
William J. Lammers' research has explored various aspects of human cognition and behavior, with a particular focus on sleep, attention, and memory. His work has investigated physiological responses during sleep, including responsiveness to olfactory stimuli. Lammers has also examined cognitive processes such as memory-conjunction errors, where stored stimulus features can lead to false memories. Additionally, his research has touched upon educational topics, including teaching techniques, student success factors, and student-instructor rapport, particularly in online learning environments. He has also contributed to understanding cognitive and emotional states in individuals with intellectual disabilities. Lammers' scholarship metrics include an h-index of 14, with 28 total publications and over 1,000 citations.
Metrics
- h-index: 14
- Publications: 28
- Citations: 1,037
Positions
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Professor of Psychology publications 1992–2025University of Central Arkansas Institution web page
Selected Publications
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Student and Perceived Instructor Big Five Traits as Predictors of Rapport and Course Grades (2025)
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How school belongingness in diverse students moderates student perceptions of teachers' cultural humility in predicting student–teacher working alliance (2023)
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Student Gender and Instructor Gender as Predictors of Student–Instructor Rapport (2019)
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Predicting Academic Success With Early, Middle, and Late Semester Assessment of Student–Instructor Rapport (2017)
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Impact of Positive, Negative, and No Personality Descriptors on the Attractiveness Halo Effect (2016)
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Brief Measure of Student-Instructor Rapport Predicts Student Success in Online Courses (2013)
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Faculty and student perceptions of outstanding university teachers in the USA and Russia (2010)
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IQ Zoo and Teaching Operant Concepts (2010)
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More Misbehavior of Organisms: A PSI Chi Lecture By Marian and Robert Bailey (2010)
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Learning Factors in the University Classroom: Faculty and Student Perspectives (2008)
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Depression, Anxiety, and Relevant Cognitions in Persons with Mental Retardation (2003)
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Academic success as a function of gender, class, age, study habits, and employment of college students. (2001)
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Memory-conjunction errors: Miscombination of stored stimulus features can produce illusions of memory (1992)
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The Relationship of Student Satisfaction With Advising to Administrative Support for Advising Services (1992)
Collaboration Network
Top Collaborators
- Brief Measure of Student-Instructor Rapport Predicts Student Success in Online Courses
- Predicting Academic Success With Early, Middle, and Late Semester Assessment of Student–Instructor Rapport
- IQ Zoo and Teaching Operant Concepts
- More Misbehavior of Organisms: A PSI Chi Lecture By Marian and Robert Bailey
- Student and Perceived Instructor Big Five Traits as Predictors of Rapport and Course Grades
- Depression, Anxiety, and Relevant Cognitions in Persons with Mental Retardation
- IQ Zoo and Teaching Operant Concepts
- More Misbehavior of Organisms: A PSI Chi Lecture By Marian and Robert Bailey
- More Misbehavior of Organisms: A PSI Chi Lecture By Marian and Robert Bailey
- Depression, Anxiety, and Relevant Cognitions in Persons with Mental Retardation
- IQ Zoo and Teaching Operant Concepts
- Academic success as a function of gender, class, age, study habits, and employment of college students.
- Academic success as a function of gender, class, age, study habits, and employment of college students.
- Learning Factors in the University Classroom: Faculty and Student Perspectives
- The Relationship of Student Satisfaction With Advising to Administrative Support for Advising Services
- Memory-conjunction errors: Miscombination of stored stimulus features can produce illusions of memory
- Memory-conjunction errors: Miscombination of stored stimulus features can produce illusions of memory
- Faculty and student perceptions of outstanding university teachers in the USA and Russia
- Faculty and student perceptions of outstanding university teachers in the USA and Russia
- Faculty and student perceptions of outstanding university teachers in the USA and Russia
- Predicting Academic Success With Early, Middle, and Late Semester Assessment of Student–Instructor Rapport
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