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Michael Young

Associate Director

Kansas State University

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College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Psychological Sciences

Michael Young is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Associate Director at Kansas State University.

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Kansas State University

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behavioral sciences psychology cognitive science experimental psychology animal behavior avian biology behavioral decision making neuroscience decision science animal cognition decision analysis decision theory ornithology human behavior human decision process behavior analysis cognition entomology behavioral research experimental analysis of behavior experimental decision making cognitive psychology visual perception educational psychology learning theory memory comparative psychology object recognition learning sciences psychological science applied psychology sequential decision making vision research variability discrimination entropy applied cognitive psychology animal science machine vision psychodynamic experimental analysis predictability breeding behavior individual decision making causality vision recognition companion animals reward systems metacognition video game same-different discrimination livestock science human cognition applied behavior analysis time delay systems real-time decision-making impulsivity psychometrics same-different conceptualization mixed effects interest task human-animal interactions association rules primate behavior judgmental forecasting brain imaging variety (linguistics) abstract conceptualization homo sapiens mixed visual displays entropy detection same-different discrimination training personal causal theories false alarms cautionary notes adaptive action scene-gist recognition decision making behavioural process agent decision-making behavioral neuroscience neuroeconomics risky choice

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Early Adolescent Second-Generation Antipsychotic Exposure Produces Long-Term, Post-Treatment Increases in Body Weight and Metabolism-Associated Gene Expression. Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior (2024)

Paul L SotoMichael E YoungSerena NguyenMegan FederoffMia GoodsonChristopher D MorrisonHeidi M BatdorfSusan J BurkeJ Jason Collier

adolescent healthbiochemistrymetabolism-associated gene expressionpharmacologypsychopharmacologybody weightgene expressionbehavioral sciences

Exploiting Predictability in Competitive Games: A Reinforcement Learning Approach. (2024)

Brian HowattMichael E. Young

predictabilityreinforcement learningcompetitive games

Tracking Student Progress Through Graduate Programs. Discover Education (2024)

Michael E. YoungMegan MillerChristopher UrbanClaudia Petrescu

graduate programsstudent progresseducationhigher education

We Live in Interesting Times: Introduction to the Special Section on Big Data Behavior Science. Perspectives on Behavior Science (2024)

David J CoxMichael E Young

behavior sciencebig dataspecial sectionbehavioral sciences

Corticostriatal Dynamics Underlying Components of Binge-Like Consumption of Palatable Food in Mice. Appetite (2023)

Britny A. HildebrandtHayley FisherZoe LaPalombaraMichael E. YoungSusanne E. Ahmari

mental healthneurologypsychiatrybinge-like consumptiongastroenterologycorticostriatal dynamicsneurosciencepalatable food

Cue Transparency Leads to a Myopic Decision Habit: Optimal Training Ratios to Avoid Overshadowing. Learning and Motivation (2023)

Michael E. YoungBrian C. Howatt

learning theoryeducational psychologybehavioral decision makingcue transparencydecision theorymotivationbehavioral sciencesmyopic decision habitcognitive sciencepsychology

Influence of Aerobic Exercise on Cognitive Function in the Tgf344-Ad Model of Alzheimer's Disease. Physiology (2023)

Zachary WhiteMichael YoungStephanie Hall

alzheimer's diseaseexercise physiologyphysiologyaerobic exerciseneurosciencecognitive functionhuman physiologyhealth sciences

Longitudinal Assessment of Cognitive Function in the Appswe/Ps1De9 Mouse Model of Alzheimer’s-Related Beta-Amyloidosis. Neurobiology of Aging (2023)

Paul L. SotoMichael E. YoungGiuliana M. DiMarcoBrianna GeorgeTatiana MelnikovaAlena V. SavonenkoBreanna N. Harris

neurologyalzheimer's diseaselongitudinal assessmentneurosciencecognitive functiongenetics

Resource Limitations: A Taxonomy. Behavioural Processes (2023)

Michael E. YoungBrian C. Howatt

psychologyhuman behaviorbehavioral sciencesresource limitations

Statistical Power and False Positive Rates for Interdependent Outcomes Are Strongly Influenced by Test Type: Implications for Behavioral Neuroscience. Neuropsychopharmacology (2023)

Michelle FrankotPeyton M. MuellerMichael E. YoungCole Vonder Haar

biostatisticstest typeneuropsychopharmacologybehavioral neuroscienceneuroscienceinterdependent outcomesstatistical powerneuropsychologystatisticsfalse positive rates

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Michael Young

Associate Director

Kansas State University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Psychological Sciences

Michael Young is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Associate Director at Kansas State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Michael Young

Kansas State University

Associate Director

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Paul L SotoMichael E YoungSerena NguyenMegan FederoffMia GoodsonChristopher D MorrisonHeidi M BatdorfSusan J BurkeJ Jason Collier

adolescent healthbiochemistrymetabolism-associated gene expressionpharmacologypsychopharmacologybody weightgene expressionbehavioral sciences

Exploiting Predictability in Competitive Games: A Reinforcement Learning Approach. (2024)

Brian HowattMichael E. Young

predictabilityreinforcement learningcompetitive games

Tracking Student Progress Through Graduate Programs. Discover Education (2024)

Michael E. YoungMegan MillerChristopher UrbanClaudia Petrescu

graduate programsstudent progresseducationhigher education

We Live in Interesting Times: Introduction to the Special Section on Big Data Behavior Science. Perspectives on Behavior Science (2024)

David J CoxMichael E Young

behavior sciencebig dataspecial sectionbehavioral sciences

Corticostriatal Dynamics Underlying Components of Binge-Like Consumption of Palatable Food in Mice. Appetite (2023)

Britny A. HildebrandtHayley FisherZoe LaPalombaraMichael E. YoungSusanne E. Ahmari

mental healthneurologypsychiatrybinge-like consumptiongastroenterologycorticostriatal dynamicsneurosciencepalatable food

Cue Transparency Leads to a Myopic Decision Habit: Optimal Training Ratios to Avoid Overshadowing. Learning and Motivation (2023)

Michael E. YoungBrian C. Howatt

learning theoryeducational psychologybehavioral decision makingcue transparencydecision theorymotivationbehavioral sciencesmyopic decision habitcognitive sciencepsychology

Influence of Aerobic Exercise on Cognitive Function in the Tgf344-Ad Model of Alzheimer's Disease. Physiology (2023)

Zachary WhiteMichael YoungStephanie Hall

alzheimer's diseaseexercise physiologyphysiologyaerobic exerciseneurosciencecognitive functionhuman physiologyhealth sciences

Longitudinal Assessment of Cognitive Function in the Appswe/Ps1De9 Mouse Model of Alzheimer’s-Related Beta-Amyloidosis. Neurobiology of Aging (2023)

Paul L. SotoMichael E. YoungGiuliana M. DiMarcoBrianna GeorgeTatiana MelnikovaAlena V. SavonenkoBreanna N. Harris

neurologyalzheimer's diseaselongitudinal assessmentneurosciencecognitive functiongenetics

Resource Limitations: A Taxonomy. Behavioural Processes (2023)

Michael E. YoungBrian C. Howatt

psychologyhuman behaviorbehavioral sciencesresource limitations

Statistical Power and False Positive Rates for Interdependent Outcomes Are Strongly Influenced by Test Type: Implications for Behavioral Neuroscience. Neuropsychopharmacology (2023)

Michelle FrankotPeyton M. MuellerMichael E. YoungCole Vonder Haar

biostatisticstest typeneuropsychopharmacologybehavioral neuroscienceneuroscienceinterdependent outcomesstatistical powerneuropsychologystatisticsfalse positive rates

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