Claire Honeycutt

Investigating the Impact of Higher Education Faculty’s Mental Health on Student Outcomes

Understanding educators' mental health and its effect on student learning will inspire beneficial administrative change in institutional aid.

Program: FURI

Determining Which Pedagogical Techniques Improve Outcomes in Students with Mental Health Disorder

Bringing awareness to teaching styles professors can use in the classroom will benefit engineering students' mental health.

Program: FURI

Effect of Startle on Functional Tasks Requiring Multi-Joint Coordination

Studying the effect of startle on performing everyday tasks will help develop a new form of physical therapy for upper limb mobility issues.

Program: FURI

The Impact of Persuasion Methods on Student Performance and Mental Health in University Setting

The use of persuasion methods by university professors will help engineering students succeed in class and boost their mental well-being.

Program: MORE

The Effect of Sleep Deprivation on the Startle Response

Understanding the effect of sleep deprivation on the motor skill learning center of the brain by studying the startle reflex will enhance rehabilitation techniques.

Program: MORE

Ankle Flexion Data as a Differentiative Measure in Orthotic Device Prescription for Stroke Survivors

Using ankle strength data as a criteria for prescribing the right type orthotic device to stroke patients will help prevent falls.

Program: FURI

A Self-Fluctuating Prosthetic AirActuator Liner With A Soft Memory Foam Design for Lower Limb Amputees to Improve Comfort, Stability, and Fluctuation in Prosthetic Sockets

Studying the comfort and pressure inside the sockets of amputees to give them comfort and stability could change the world of prosthetics.

Program: FURI

Collecting Data to Determine if Startle Correlates to a Successful Step Response in Stroke Survivors

Understanding if a startle response is linked to the mechanics of a proper step response will help prevent falls.

Program: FURI

The Impact of a Startling Acoustic Stimulus and Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation on Reaction Times in Unimpaired Older Adults

Utilizing an unexpected loud noise known as a startling acoustic stimulus can help enhance movements in people who have had strokes.

Program: FURI

A Self-Fluctuating Actuator Air Prosthetic Liner With Memory Foam Design for Lower Limb Amputees to Improve Comfort, Stability, and Fluctuation in Prosthetic Sockets:

Studying the volume fluctuation and pressure in a prosthetic socket could provide better quality of life for amputees.

Program: FURI

Effects of Startle-Evoked Movement Associated with Learning a Novel Motor Task

Studying the training of a novel motor task with the addition of a startle response can improve physical therapy methods.

Program: FURI

Ankle Flexion Data as a Differentiative Measure in Orthotic Device Prescription for Stroke Survivors

Using ankle strength data as a criteria for prescribing the right type of orthotic device to stroke patients will help prevent falls during patient recovery.

Program: FURI

Research for development of A Self-Fluctuating Actuator Air Prosthetic Liner with Memory Foam Design for Lower Limb Amputees to Improve Comfort, Stability, and Fluctuation in Prosthetic Sockets:

Developing a new device for prosthetic stump sockets and fillers will improve lower limb prosthetics by preventing discomfort and infection from fluctuations.

Program: KEEN

The Effects of Startle Evoked Movement on the Learning Associated with a Novel Finger-Abduction Task

Studying the improvement of learning using startle-evoked movement will help people with impaired motor skills.

Program: FURI

Startling Speech: Eliciting Prepared Speech Using Startling Auditory Stimulus in Stroke Survivors

Program: FURI

Assessing the Ability of Startle to Predict Learning Retention

Program: FURI