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Southwest Baptist University psychology students, from left, Julie Arnold, Sarah Hethmon, Sarah Curtis, Lindsay Owens, Sara Robbins, Jaclyn Stadt, Ashley Butler, Lindsey Yellman, Adina Butler and Whitney Prewitt smile for the camera while attending the Great Plains Students’ Psychology Convention March 16–17 in Wichita, Kan. Ashley Butler and Adina Butler won honors for their presentation, “The Relationship of Religious Fundamentalism and Right-Wing Authoritarianism to Political, Social, and Religious Issues.” Yellman and Prewitt also made a presentation at the conference.
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