Guthrie Prize for Best Empirical Paper to Alix Norton

The Guthrie Prize is a high honor for any undergraduate student.  Entries may be either an empirical paper, a conceptual paper, a literature review, or a research proposal.  The prize was established to encourage excellent writing about psychology that was broad in scope and accessible to the non-specialist.

Best Empirical Paper, 2009:  Alix B. W. Norton

Encoding of Taste Novelty by Midbrain Neurons

Sponsored by Sheri Mizumori, Ph.D.