GLENN E. MEYER

Professor 
Trinity University

ADDRESS:

Department of Psychology
Trinity University
715 Stadium Drive
San Antonio, TX 78212

[210]  999-8323 - dept. office
[210]  999-8387 - office
[210]  999-8386 - (fax)

Gmeyer@Trinity.edu
http://www.trinity.edu/gmeyer
http://www.trinity.edu/departments/psychology
 

EDUCATION:

Brooklyn College 9/64 - 9/68 B.S. (Psychology)
SUNY at Buffalo 9/68 - 2/73 M.A. (Cognitive Psychology)
SUNY at Buffalo 9/68 - 9/75 Ph.D. (Cognitive Psychology, awarded
with distinction - Dr. Naomi Weisstein, Chair)

ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE:
1999 - VP - Trinity AAUP Chapter
1999- Vice Chair - Trinity Faculty Senate
8/1994 - 5/1997 Chair: Department of Psychology, Trinity University
8/1994 - 5/ 1998 present Director: Cognitive Science Program, Trinity University
8/1994 - Professor - Department of Psychology (Tenured), Trinity University
1977 - 94 Professor - Department of Psychology (Tenured), Lewis & Clark College
1986 - 1992 Chair: Department of Psychology,Lewis & Clark College
1989 Burlington Northern Teaching Award
(Institution wide for excellence in teaching and scholarship)
1985 - 8/94 Director: Cognitive and Computer Science Program, Lewis & Clark College
1978 - 8/94 Research Full Professor, Graduate School of Professional Psychology
Pacific University - 1991 - Recipient of Outstanding Faculty Award

PRIMARY TEACHING EXPERIENCE :

Introductory Psychology
Perception
Cognition
Statistics
Theories of Learning
Advanced Statistics & Research Design
Multivariate Statistics
Human-Computer Interaction

BOOKS:

Ciccarrelli, S. & Meyer, G. E. (2008). Psychology- MyLab Edition. NJ: Prentice-Hall.

Ciccarrelli, S. & Meyer, G. E. (2006). Psychology. NJ: Prentice-Hall.  

Petry, S.J. & Meyer, G.E. (Eds.) (1987). The Perception of Illusory Contours.
New York: Springer-Verlag.

Meyer, G.E. (1993). SPSS : a Minimalist Approach. Fort Worth: Harcourt, Brace,
Jovanovich, Inc.

Health Resources OnLine: A Guide for Mental Health Specialists. (1999) - Eugene, OR:
Integrated Publishing


HYPERMEDIA:

Companion Web site and PowerPoint for Cognition, 2 Ed. (Willingham, 2004 – PrenticeHall): http://wps.prenhall.com/hss_willingham_cognition_2

Statistics and Research Design Resource Website (1999) Psychology Workshops (20 modules): Wadsworth, Inc. http://psychology.wadsworth.com/workshops/workshops.html

Meyer, G.E., Egan, D., Dresser, J., Ungerleider, S. & Meyer, S, R. (1993). Core Team Training
and Organizational Development Training. Hypercard Stack for U.S. Dept. of Education.

Meyer, G.E. (1993). SPSS: Simple Setups & Explanations. Hypercard Stack. Fort Worth: Harcourt, Brace, Jovanovich, Inc.

Dougherty, T. J. (1992); Meyer, G.E. (design consultant) Contour: A hypermedia environment
for teaching about subjective contours and other visual illusions. Hypercard Stack .
New York : Lawerence Erlbaum.

Meyer, G. E. Power and Effect , Hypercard Stack -
see Behaviour Research Methods, Instruments & Computers , 27(2), 134-138.

Trinity Univ. Psych. Dept. Web Page- http://www.trinity.edu/departments/psychology

PUBLICATIONS:

Meyer, G. E.,  (2009). Will it hurt me in court: weapons issues and the fears of the legally armed citizen. The Jury Expert, http://www.astcweb.org/public/publication/.

Becker, C. B., Meyer, G. E., Graham, M. M., Price, J. S., Arsena, A., Armstrong, D. A., & Ramon, E.  (2009). Law Enforcement Officer Preferences for PTSD Treatment and Crisis Management Alternatives. Behavior Research and Therapy, 47, 245-253.

Meyer, G.E., Gerondale, T., Kiriazes, C., Baņos, A., Lakin, C., & Rinker, A. (2009). Juries, gender and assault weapons. Journal of Applied Social Psychology, 29, 945-972.

Meyer, G.E. (2009). The Polite Society and the Psychologist. Concealed Carry Magazine, August.

Meyer, G. E. (2002).  Single Cells in the Visual System & Images Past. Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 25, 201-202.

Meyer, G. E. (2002). Intervention Effects in Firearms Policies.  In G. Carter (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Guns in American Society (pp. 311-312). , CA: ABC-CLIO

Meyer, G. E. (2002). Colleges and Gun Violence. In G. Carter (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Guns in American Society (pp .124-126). . , CA: ABC-CLIO

Meyer, G. E. (2002). Mental Disabilities and Gun Use and Acquisition In G. Carter (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Guns in American Society (pp. 389-391). . , CA: ABC-CLIO

Meyer, G. E. (2002). Weapons Instrumentality Effect. In G. Carter (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Guns in American Society (pp.311-312). 652-653. , CA: ABC-CLIO

Meyer, G. E. (1999) Campus weaponry: student attitudes, fears and behavior. Prevention Researcher, 6(2), 12.

Meyer, G. E., & Stonecypher, S. , M.  (1998) Word Contingency and the Motion Aftereffect.  Vision Research., 38, 3583-3589.

Maynard, R.E., & Meyer, G.E. (1996) Visual information processing with obsessive-compulsives and hysteric personalities. Personality and Individual Differences (in press)

Meyer, G.E. (1995) Cyberspace and the prevention worker. The Prevention Researcher , 2(2), 7-12.

Meyer, G.E. (1995). Power & Effect©: a statistics utility for Macintosh and Windows systems. Behaviour Research Methods, Instruments & Computers , 27(2), 134-138.

Meyer, G.E. & Howard, C.E. (1994) Texture capture in Necker cubes. Perception. 23, 29-36.

Meyer, G.E., Ungerleider, S.., Egan, D., Dresser, J., & Meyer, S, R. Supplementing the Intervention Process with Computer Based Hypermedia - (1993) Proceedings of the Sixth Annual  Conference on Drug-Free Schools and Communities (U.S. Gov't. Department of Education), Washington, D.C.

Meyer, G. E. (1992). Computer Resources Issues for the Small Department - Teaching and Research. Issues in Higher Education, 39, 120-129.

Meyer, G.E., Rocheleau , D. McMullen, J., & Ritter,B. (1991). The Use of Macintosh 24-bit Color and Animation Programs in Undergraduate Research and Visual Perception Courses. Behaviour
Research Methods, Instruments & Computers , 23(2), 166-182.

Meyer, G.E., & Dougherty, T. (1990). Ambiguous rigidity/fluidity and diamonds that ooze. Perception, 19(4), 491-496.

Meyer, G.E. (1988). Emerging perceptions of Sensory Analysis. Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 11(2), 305-306.

Meyer, G.E. & Chow, Y.M. (1988). Visual persistence and illusory contours. Canadian Journal of
Psychology, 42, 479-488.

Meyer, G.E. & Petry, S.J. (1987) Top-down and bottom-up: The illusory contour as a microcosm of issues in perception. In S.J. Petry and G.E. Meyer (Eds.). The Perception of Illusory Contours. New York: Springer-Verlag.

Meyer, G.E. & Fish, D. (1987). Illusory Contours, Texture Segregation, and a Configural Inferiority Effect. In S.J. Petry and G.E. Meyer, (Eds.). The Perception of Illusory Contours. New York: Springer-Verlag.

Meyer, G.E. & Dougherty, T. (1987). The effects of flicker induced depth on chromatic subjective contours. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance, 7(3), 353-360.
Petry, S., & Meyer, G.E. (1987). Subjective contour humor. Perception, 16, 223-224.

Petry, S.J., Meyer, G.E., May, J., & Coren, S. (1987). Humour. Perception, 16, 411-412.

Meyer, G.E. (1986). Interaction of subjective contours with the Ponzo, Muller-Lyer and vertical- horizontal illusions. Bulletin of the Psychonomic Society, 24, 39-40.

Petry, S.J., & Meyer, G. E. (1986). Adelphi International Conference on Illusory Contours: a report on the conference. Perception and Psychophysics, 39, 210-230.

Lovegrove, W.J. & Meyer, G.E. (1984). The effects of area and numbers of cycles on visual persistence. Vision Research, 24, 255-259.

Meyer, G.E. & Hilterbrand, K. (1984). Does it pay to be "Bashful?": The Seven Dwarfs and LTM.  American Journal of Psychology, 97, 47-55.

Meyer, G.E. (1983). Visual Persistence: Just a Flash in the Scan? Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 6, 33-34.

Meyer, G.E. & Senecal, M. (1983). The illusion of transparency and chromatic subjective contours. Perception and Psychophysics, 34, 58-64.

Meyer, G.E., Coleman, A., Dwyer, T. & Lehman, I. (1982). The McCollough effect in children. Child Development, 53, 838-840.

L'Hommedieu, G., & Meyer, G.E. (1982). The oblique effect: Interactions with visual persistence and spatial configuration. Bulletin of the Psychonomic Society, 19, 342-350.

Meyer, G.E. & Sherman, R. (1981). Reversible figures and the motion-after effect. Vision Research, 21, 361-363.

Meyer, G.E. (1981). Latency differences in monoptic and dichoptic shape and color decision making. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance, 7, 968-971.

Meyer, G.E. & Maguire, W.M. (1981). Effects of Spatial-Frequency Specific Adaptation and Target Duration on Visual Persistence. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance, 7, 151-156.

Meyer, G.E. & Phillips, D. (1980). Faces, vases, subjective contours and the McCollough effect.
Perception , 9, 603-606.

Maguire, W.M., Meyer, G.E. & Baizer, J. (1980) The McCollough Effect in Rhesus Monkey. Investigative Ophthalmology and Visual Science, 19, 321-324.

Meyer, G.E., Jackson, W.E. & Yang, C. (1979). Spatial frequency, orientation and color: Interocular effects of adaptation on the perceived duration of gratings. Vision Research, 19, 1197-1201.

Meyer, G.E. & Garges, C. (1979). Subjective contours and the Poggendorff illusion. Perception and Psychophysics, 26, 302-304.

Meyer, G.E. & Maguire, W.M. (1979). The effect of bar width and spatial frequency specific adaptation on visual persistence. Bulletin of the Psychonomic Society, 14, 64-66.

Meyer, G.E. & Maguire, W.M. (1977). Spatial frequency and the locus of short-term visual storage. Science, 198, 524-525.

Meyer, G.E. & Salinsky, M.C. (1977). Refraction of the rat estimated by cortical pattern-evoked visual potentials. Vision Research, 17, 883-885.

Meyer, G.E. Effects of color specific adaptation of the perceived duration of gratings. (1977). Vision Research, 17, 51-56.

Meyer, G.E. (1976). Right hemisphere sensitivity for the McCollough effect. Nature, 264, 751-753.

Meyer, G.E. (1976). Psychophysical measurement of cortical color mechanisms not sensitive to spatial frequency. Perception, 5, 143-145.

King, M., Meyer, G.E., Tangney, J. & Biederman, I. (1976). Shape constancy and a perceptual bias towards symmetry. Perception and Psychophysics, 19, 129-136.

Meyer, G.E., Lawson, R. & Cohen, W. (1975). Effects of orientation specific adaptation on the duration of short term visual storage. Vision Research, 15, 569-572.

Meyer, G.E. (1974). Pressure blindness and the interocular transfer on size aftereffects. Perception and Psychophysics, 16, 222-224.

REFERENCES

Dr. Jane M. Atkinson                                                             Dr. Carol Yoder, Chair

Dean of the College                                                                 Department of Psychology

Lewis & Clark College                                                            Trinity University

Portland, OR  97219                                                               San Antonio, TX 78212

503-768-7375                                                                         210-736-8383

 

Dr. Thomas Schoeneman,                                                       Dr. James G. May

Department of Psychology                                                    Department of Psychology

Lewis & Clark College                                                            University of New Orleans

Portland, OR  97219                                                               New Orleans, LA  70148

503-768-7650                                                                         504-286-6770

 

Dr. Diane F. Halpern                                                              Dr. Gerald N. Pitts, Caruth Distinguished Professor

Department of Psychology                                                    Department of Computer Science

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California State University. San Bernardino                           Trinity University

San Bernardino, CA  92407-2397                                           San Antonio, TX 78212

714-880-5570                                                                         210-736-8263