Luke J. Rosielle

• Introductory Psychology Honors
• Experimental Psychology
• Advanced Experimental Psychology
• Physiological Psychology
• Evolutionary Psychology
• Sensation and Perception
• Human Factors Psychology
• Multivariate Statistics

• Ph.D. in Experimental Psychology, December, 2002. Iowa State University
• Degree: M.S. in Experimental Psychology, August, 1998. Iowa State University
• Degree: B.S. (with distinction) in Psychology, 1994. Iowa State University

• Rosielle, L. J., & Hite, L. (2009). The caricature effect in drawing: Evidence for the use of categorical relations when drawing abstract pictures. Perception, 38, 375-375.
• Rosielle, L. J., & Scaggs, W. J. (2008). What if they knocked down the library and nobody noticed?  The failure to detect large changes to familiar scenes.  Memory, 16(2), 115-124.
• Rosielle, L. J., Crabb, B. T., & Cooper, E. E. (2002). Attentional coding of categorical  relations in scene perception: Evidence from the flicker paradigm.  Psychonomic  Bulletin and Review, 9(3), 319-326.
• Brooks, B. E., Rosielle, L. J., & Cooper, E. E. (2002). The priming of face recognition  after metric transformations.  Perception, 31, 297-313.
• Rosielle, L. J., & Cooper E. E. (2001). The categorical perception of relative orientation in  visual object recognition.  Memory and Cognition, 29, 68-82.

My primary research interests concern how people remember aspects of their visual world, such as differnet locations, common every-day objects, and other people's faces.  In addition, I am interested in the beiiefs and attitudes people hold towards science, evolution, and people of non-religious orientations.