American Psychological Association 2012 Annual Convention Games To Explain Human Factors: Come, Participate, Learn & Have Fun!!! Photo Album featuring: Champion Annaje Rious, Finalist Erika Motz, Semifinalist Hannah Neumann, Semifinalist Peggy Ollerhead and Semifinalist Sophie Strassberg. A special thanks is extended to: Presenter Arathi Sethumadhavan, Ph.D., Presenter Melissa Robin, Presenter John Su and Stage Assistant Ann Ku. The program was designed by Ronald G. Shapiro, Ph.D. and presented in Orlando FL on August 3, 2012. Prism sets by Gerry Palmer of PsychKits.Com.

1. Games To Explain Human Factors: Come, Participate, Learn & Have Fun!!!
Champion Annaje Rious,
Finalist Erika Motz,
Sponsored by
Semifinalist Hannah Neumann,
Semifinalist Peggy Ollerhead,
APA Division 21:
Semifinalist Sophie Strassberg,
Applied
Presenter Ronald G. Shapiro, Ph.D.,
Presenter Arathi Sethumadhavan, Ph.D., Experimental
Presenter Melissa Robin,
Presenter John Su.
Stage Assistant Ann Ku
and Engineering
American Psychological Association Annual Convention,
Psychology
Orlando FL,
August 3, 2012.
August 3, 2012
Photos by: Ronald G. Shapiro, Ph. D.

2. Draw a clockwise circle with your right foot and a “6”
with your right hand.

3. Stand up. Eyes closed. Lift your right foot off the ground. Recite “Humpty Dumpty.”

5. Point to the location
where the markers are Perfect performance on Chance performance in
being tapped the right and on the left. front and in back.

6. Instruction:
Please describe your bandana
Response:
It contains the words “happy
birthday” and red balloons

8. Instruction:
Ann, please count the
balloons for Hannah.
Response:
There are none.

15. Lift your hand whenever I say “Up.”

17. Place the sticker on the
chart right side up.

20. The audience voted for the champion. There was a 2-way tie between Annaje and Erika. Thus,
we had a final competition. Both Annaje and Erika were asked to name everyone in front of the
room (while blindfolded). Ericka named herself but Annaje did not. Both missed Ron.

21. With Erika slightly in the lead Annaje was
given the opportunity to perform one final
task. Annaje was instructed to find the
present hidden for her. She was allowed to
ask “yes”/ “no” questions or search.

23. Annaje utilized a great binary decision making strategy to identify her prize.

25. Finalists Erika Motz and Annaje Rious blindfolded for the
championship vote while the remaining semifinalists observe.