Curriculum Vitae Justin M. Ludwig

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1 Curriculum Vitae Justin M. Ludwig Contact Information Phone: (949) Education M.A., Experimental Psychology, California State University, Fullerton, May 2017 B.A., Psychology, California State University, Fullerton, May 2012 Professional Appointments Lab Manager & Research Assistant, PARC Lab at Loyola Marymount University, June Present. Research Experience Graduate Researcher, California State University, Fullerton, January 2014-Present. Thesis title: Empathy, gender, and morality: Primed oxytocin- and testosterone-related states on complex moral judgments Visualization bias in moral judgment: Attenuation using moral scenarios with graphic dual outcomes Responsibilities: Developed and administered an online experiment which examines if visualizing the consequences of both action and inaction in moral dilemmas influences moral judgments as well as moral ambivalence. Responsibilities also included performing the data analyses. Faculty Advisor: Douglas J. Navarick, Ph.D.

2 Graduate Researcher, California State University, Fullerton. November Project title: People as moral busybodies: The expanding circle of moral emotions in response to moral norm violators Responsibilities: Develop a study and research proposal that examines the moral emotions experienced when people read about others who violate moral norms. Specifically, this study examines the moral busybody phenomenon. A moral busybody is someone who, although not directly affected by another s actions or wrongdoings, becomes angry at those who violate norms and also derive satisfaction from the condemning of the norm violator. Faculty Advisor: Aaron Goetz, Ph.D. Service Learning Project, California State University, Fullerton, Fall Program Evaluation Responsibilities: Interviewing the site supervisor and developing a survey that will be used to evaluate the effectiveness of a pilot stem program. Faculty Advisor: Angela-MinhTu D. Nguyen, Ph.D. Research Assistant, California State University, Fullerton, August 2011-May Examining the effects of social support on Hispanic adults experiencing obesity and chronic pain co-morbidly Responsibilities: Prepared a literature review and presented findings in the form of a poster presentation. Faculty Advisor: Laura Zettel-Watson, Ph.D. Research Assistant, California State University Fullerton, August 2011-May The Concordance and Evaluation of Color Vision Tests Responsibilities: Collected data through color vision testing using the following: Ishihara plates, HRR plates, D-15, Waggoner PIPHRR, anomaloscope. Faculty Advisors: Eriko Self, Ph.D, & Ian Scofield, Ph.D. Research Assistant, California State University Fullerton, June 2011-December Examining the effects of a selective A2A Adenosine antagonist (SCH 58261) on Acetylcholinesterase inhibitor (Tacrine) induced tremulous jaw movement Responsibilities: Assisted in drug preparation and administration for data collection. Graduate Student Supervisor: Joel Johnson, M.A. Faculty Advisor: Jennifer Trevitt, Ph.D. Teaching Interests: Social Psychology, Biological Psychology, Cognitive Psychology, Cognitive Neuroscience, Sensation and Perception, Learning and Memory, Research Methods, Statistics Research Interests: Moral Psychology, Empathy, Religiosity/Spirituality, Social Cognition, Evolutionary Psychology

3 Manuscripts Submitted or in Preparation Cancio, R. & Ludwig. J. M. (submitted for publication) Comparing Structural Pathways of Substance Use and Male-Perpetrated Intimate Partner Violence between Pre and Post-911 Military Cohorts. Trevitt, J., Johnson, J. A., Montgomery, A. P., Starr, E., Ludwig, J. M. (submitted for publication). Dose-dependent effects of adenosine antagonists on tacrine-induced tremulous jaw movements. Ludwig, J. M. (in preparation). Empathic Deficits in individuals diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder: A Meta-analysis Teaching Experience Course: Spring 2017 Sensation and Perception Lab. Supervisor: James Neuse, Ph.D. Course: Fall 2016 Sensation and Perception Lab. Supervisor: James Neuse, Ph.D. Course: Fall 2016 Sensation and Perception Lab. Supervisor: Craig Bray, M.A., MFT Course: Fall 2016 Learning and Memory Lab. Supervisor: Vicki Sergent, Ph.D. Course: Summer 2016 Learning and Memory Lab. Supervisor: James Neuse, Ph.D.. Course: Spring 2016 Research Methods Lab. Supervisor: Joseph A. Wagoner, M.A. Course: Spring 2016 Sensation and Perception Lab. Supervisor: James Neuse, Ph.D. Spring 2016 SONA administrator. Supervisor: David Gerkens, Ph.D. Fall 2015 SONA administrator. Supervisor: David Gerkens, Ph.D. Course: Fall 2015 Sensation and Perception Lab. Supervisor: James Neuse, Ph.D.

4 Course: Fall 2015 Research Methods Lab. Supervisor: Brianne Levine, M.A. Course: Spring 2015 Elementary Statistics Lab/Lecture. Supervisor: Joseph A. Wagoner, M.A. Course: Spring 2015 Bio-Psychology Lab. Supervisor: Jennifer Trevitt-Carlson, Ph.D. Course: Fall 2014 Bio-Psychology Lab. Supervisor: Jennifer Trevitt-Carlson, Ph.D. Course: Fall 2014 Elementary Statistics Lab/Lecture. Supervisor: Joseph A. Wagoner, M.A. Course: Summer 2014 Research Methods Lab/Lecture. Supervisor: Joseph A. Wagoner, M.A. Course: Spring 2014 Bio-Psychology Lab. Supervisor: Jennifer Trevitt-Carlson, Ph.D. Course: Spring 2014 Research Methods Lab/Lecture. Supervisor: Joseph A. Wagoner, MA. Undergraduate Teaching Assistant, California State University, Fullerton. Course: Fall 2011 Psychology of Aging. Supervisor: Laura Zettel-Watson, Ph.D. Lectures Course: Fall 2016 Sensation and Perception Lab Topics: Statistics, Analyzing data for the following labs using the CogLab Manual: stroop effect and false memory Course: Fall 2015 Research Methods Topics: Writing a method section, operational definitions

5 . Course: Spring 2015 Biopsychology Lab Topic: Hippocampal dissection and nerve fibers. Course: Spring 2015 Elementary Statistics Topic: Pearson r correlation and spearman r correlation Spring 2015 Psychology Department Student Association Event Topic: Graduate School Fall 2014 Psychology Department Student Association Event Topic: Graduate School. Course: Summer 2014 Research Methods Topic: Inferential Statistics. Course: Spring 2014 Research Methods Topic: Inferential Statistics Guest Lecturer -- Educational Outreach, The Alzheimer s Association Orange County Chapter. Lectured high school classes on Alzheimer s disease. Supervisor: Deborah O Connor, MS, MFT, CCM. Professional Presentations Ludwig, J. M., Grills, G. T., Villanueva, S., Terry, D., Cancio, R., Hill, C. (November, 2018). Race and Ethnic Approaches to Community Health: Increasing Access to Physical Activity Opportunities for Communities in South L.A. Full session (Community-Based Participatory Practice: Going Beyond Research) submission to American Public Health Association in San Diego, CA. Ludwig, J. M., & Navarick, D. J. (April, 2018). Bivariate Measurement of Gender Differences in Moral Judgment: Replication and Extension of Meta-Analysis by Friesdorf, Conway, and Gawronski (2015). Paper presentation accepted at the Western Psychological Association Conference in Portland, OR. Ludwig, J. M. (May, 2016). Cognitive and Affective Empathic Deficits in Individuals Diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder: A Meta-Analytic Review. Poster presentation accepted at the Association for Psychological Science in Chicago, IL. Ludwig, J. M. (April, 2016). Empathic Deficits in Individuals Diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder: A Meta-Analysis. Poster presentation accepted at the Western

6 Psychological Association Conference in Long Beach, CA. Mayfield, C. J., Ludwig, J. M. (February, 2015). Morality: An empirical analysis of individualistic vs. collectivistic perspectives. Poster presentation accepted at Society for Personality and Social Psychology Conference in Long Beach, CA. Ludwig, J. M., Navarick, D. J., & Morales, T. A. (November, 2014). Visualization bias in moral judgment: Attenuation using moral scenarios with graphic dual outcomes. Poster presentation accepted at the Pyschonomic Society Conference in Long Beach, CA. Jasper, K., Ludwig J. M., & Zettel-Watson, L. (April, 2012). Examining the effects of social support on Hispanic adults experiencing obesity and chronic pain co-morbidly. Poster presentation accepted at the Western Psychological Association Conference in San Francisco, CA. Research Grants Faculty-Undergraduate Student Research/Creative Activity Grant ($1,000) Professional Memberships Western Psychological Association Association for Psychological Science Statistical/Research Training Multivariate Statistics Data Cleaning, Matrix Algebra, ANCOVA, MANOVA, Canonical Correlation, Discriminant Function Analysis, Profile Analysis, Cluster Analysis, Factor Analysis, Logistic Regression, SEM Meta-Analysis Advanced Statistics Z-test, T-Test, Correlation, Partial and Semi-partial Correlation, Spearmans-rho, Regression, Multiple Regression, ANOVA, Binary Logistic Regression, Fisher s Z transformation, Non- Parametric Tests, Chi-square Community Based Participatory Research

7 Clinical Experience Employment: 07/2013-Present Sage Behavior Services. Title: Behavior Interventionist Responsibilities: Work 1:1 with children who have developmental disabilities, implement research-based strategies to manage problem behaviors and build skills, data collection Internship: The Alzheimer s Association Orange County Chapter, January 2012-June 2012 Duties: Case reviews, input and revise data, updating resources, educational outreach Supervisors: Deborah O Connor, MS, MFT, CCM & Carleena Bhaduri, MSW Miscellaneous Training CoursEra: Moralities of Everyday Life Instructor: Paul Bloom Yale University Software Experience SPSS, STATA, R(currently learning), Qualtrics, SurveyMonkey, Google Forms, Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Adobe Acrobat