Faculty/Staff Information

Arianna Stone

Instructional Faculty, Psychological Sciences Department

88984 | stoneam@wou.edu
TODD 304

Why I chose WOU

At WOU since

01/04/2023

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Make an appointment with me: https://calendar.app.google/TJ2

Classes Taught

Course	Title	Location	Days	Times
PSY 334	SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY	ONLINE CRS	-------	-
PSY 437	ADVANCED SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY	ONLINE CRS	-------	-
PSY 403	PEER ADVISING	TODD 106	-M-----	1600-1650

Education

Arianna earned her M.S. in Psychology with a focus on Applied Social Cognition from Oregon State University in 2022; prior, in 2020, she earned a B.S. in Psychology with a minor in Social Sciences from Western Oregon University. She was a transfer student, attending Chemeketa Community College and earning an A.A. Oregon Transfer Degree in 2018.

Teaching Focus

Psychology Core Courses, Psychology Peer Advising Center

Research Areas

Arianna's principle areas of research are in persistence behaviors and burnout, emphasizing on difficult tasks and learning in undergraduates.

Undergrad courses taught

PSY 201z, PSY 202z, PSY 311, PSY 334, PSY 360, PSY 367, PSY 403, PSY 407, PSY 437, PSY 463

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