The False Memory Lab is run by Dr. James Lampinen of the Psychology Department at the University of Arkansas. The lab conducts research and publishes articles on false memories, eyewitness testimony, children's memory, jury decision making, and the relationship between states of consciousness and memory.   We are always looking for bright, hard working students to join the lab. If you are an undergraduate at another college or university thinking about applying to an Experimental Psych Grad Program feel free to write me at lampinen@uark.edu.
Lab Personnel Juliana Leding: Third year grad student Jack Arnal: Second year grad student Norman Edwards: First year grad student Jennifer Scott: Honors student Stevie Wood: Honors student Undergrad RAs	Useful Lab Related Links False Memory Reading Group Organizations and Societies University of Arkansas Research Links Research Tools Reference Materials Other Cool Lab Related Links Department of Psychology Colloquium Series SILO / SURF Application Materials Beike, Lampinen, & Behrend (2004). The Self and Memory. Psychology Press.	Information for Current Lab Members Lab Calendar Lab Rules Procedures for Running Subjects Grades for RAs Ethical Principles Honors theses Conference presentations Project Status WebCT Experimetrix