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De-Laine Cyrenne

California State University, Sacramento

Affiliations

California State University, Sacramento

Social Sciences & Interdisciplinary Studies

Psychology

NoneDe-laine Cyrenne is currently serving as a California State University, Sacramento faculty at California State University, Sacramento.

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De-Laine Cyrenne

California State University, Sacramento

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behavioral sciences educational research stem education educational assessment social sciences psychology neuroscience experimental psychology behavioral neuroscience program evaluation undergraduate research engineering education sexual behavior higher education professional development educational strategies meta-analysis sex differences brain organization higher education assessment higher education teaching college pipeline faculty professional development student outcomes multimethodology mixed-methods research head direction cells posterior parietal cortex self-movement cues landmark control college student grades engineering education research mixed methods approaches

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Stem Faculty Professional Development: Measuring the Impact on College Student Grades and Identifying Critical Program Components. Journal of Research in Science Teaching (2025)

educationstudent outcomesstem educationundergraduate researchcollege pipelineeducational researchhigher education assessmentcollege student gradesfaculty professional developmentprofessional developmenthigher educationhigher education teachingperformance studieseducational assessmentprogram evaluation

WIP: Review and Analysis of Mixed Methods Approaches in Engineering Education Research. (2025)

engineering educationeducational strategieseducationmixed-methods researchstem educationeducational researchmultimethodologyengineering education researchmixed methods approachesdesigneducational assessment

Sex Differences in Sensation-Seeking: A Meta-Analysis. Scientific Reports (2013)

Catharine P. CrossDe-Laine M. CyrenneGillian R. Brown

experimental psychologymeta-analysissocial sciencessexual behaviorpsychologysex differencesbehavioral sciences

Landmark Control and Updating of Self-Movement Cues Are Largely Maintained in Head Direction Cells After Lesions of the Posterior Parietal Cortex.. Behavioral Neuroscience (2008)

Jeffrey L. CaltonCarol S. TurnerDe-Laine M. CyrenneBrian R. LeeJeffrey S. Taube

self-movement cuesbrain organizationbehavioral neuroscienceneurosciencelandmark controlposterior parietal cortexhead direction cellsbehavioral sciences

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De-Laine Cyrenne

California State University, Sacramento

Affiliations

California State University, Sacramento

Social Sciences & Interdisciplinary Studies

Psychology

NoneDe-laine Cyrenne is currently serving as a California State University, Sacramento faculty at California State University, Sacramento.

Honors

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De-Laine Cyrenne

California State University, Sacramento

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Stem Faculty Professional Development: Measuring the Impact on College Student Grades and Identifying Critical Program Components. Journal of Research in Science Teaching (2025)

WIP: Review and Analysis of Mixed Methods Approaches in Engineering Education Research. (2025)

Sex Differences in Sensation-Seeking: A Meta-Analysis. Scientific Reports (2013)

Catharine P. CrossDe-Laine M. CyrenneGillian R. Brown

experimental psychologymeta-analysissocial sciencessexual behaviorpsychologysex differencesbehavioral sciences

Landmark Control and Updating of Self-Movement Cues Are Largely Maintained in Head Direction Cells After Lesions of the Posterior Parietal Cortex.. Behavioral Neuroscience (2008)

Jeffrey L. CaltonCarol S. TurnerDe-Laine M. CyrenneBrian R. LeeJeffrey S. Taube

self-movement cuesbrain organizationbehavioral neuroscienceneurosciencelandmark controlposterior parietal cortexhead direction cellsbehavioral sciences

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10 / page