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The influence of imagined interactions on verbal fluency [thesis]

Charles Choi

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research style has definitely been an eye-opening experience. Just to name a few memories we have his stories from Thailand and SB, head banging to the Beatles, little PePe, the rad Celica, and Jim the percussion king. Thanks for making things interesting! Finally, the friends I have made here in the department are amazing! The love and support of our department culture is a strange and unique existence that I have not felt in many other places. Thanks to my number-crunching seniors who have
more » ... d light on some of the obstacles and challenges, thanks to the 'veteran crew' who have always been willing to give me advice at the Chimes, and thank you CRAZY PEFORMANCE FOLK for just being who you are.
doi:10.31390/gradschool_theses.2280 fatcat:kecpsnxcrzaypochhy2owitqeq
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Charles Choi. "The influence of imagined interactions on verbal fluency."