Andy Luttrell
Contributing Writer
Andy Luttrell - Andy Luttrell
I am currently pursuing a Ph.D. in psychology at the Ohio State University after having completed undergraduate education at Eastern Illinois University.
Though my academic focus is specifically in social psychology, my interests spread much further. I love the sciences, particularly genetics and neurobiology, and I am also fascinated by the arts.
Over the past few years, I have won a number of speaking and writing awards, the contents of which were primarily research-based informative articles to bring science to a wider audience.
Latest Articles
|
How to Pick and Use Summer Green Beans
Green beans are a colorful addition to any summer meal. This article explains how to choose the best beans and why they're so good for your health.
May 30, 2010
- Andy Luttrell
|
|
How to Pick and Use Summer Sweet Corn
The taste of fresh sweet corn is practically the taste of summer. This article explains how to choose the best ears of corn and how to benefit healthfully.
May 30, 2010
- Andy Luttrell
|
|
How to Pick and Use Nutritious Summer Tomatoes
When cooking seasonally, the tomato is a great choice for the summer months. This article explains how to select and use tomatoes, a healthy summer staple.
May 27, 2010
- Andy Luttrell
|
|
Foreign Language Education Programs in Europe
Given the increasing need for foreign language proficiency, the importance of quality education programs requires analysis of the exemplary efforts of European educators.
Apr 1, 2010
- Andy Luttrell
|
|
The Importance of Foreign Language Education
In an increasingly connected world, foreign language proficiency is more important than ever. Learning another language has many cognitive, academic, and social benefits.
Mar 28, 2010
- Andy Luttrell
|
|
Harms of Genetically Modified Food Crops
Genetically modified crops come with a number of pros and cons. This article illuminates the limitations and possible harms of GMOs in the food supply.
Mar 28, 2010
- Andy Luttrell
|
|
The Benefits of Genetically Modified Food Crops
While genetically modified crops have come under much skepticism, GMOs have the potential to benefit food production, world health, the environment, and the economy.
Mar 28, 2010
- Andy Luttrell
|
|
The Personality Theory of Carl Jung
Carl Jung created eight distinct personality types. These orientations are the pairing of two attitudes: introversion and extroversion, and four functions.
Nov 16, 2009
- Andy Luttrell
|
|
The Evolutionary Psychology of Cosmides & Tooby
Leda Cosmides and John Tooby are pioneers in the field of evolutionary psychology. Their book "The Adapted Mind" brought the study to greater awareness.
Nov 14, 2009
- Andy Luttrell
|
|
The Evolutionary Psychology of David Buss
David Buss wondered why people find certain qualities attractive. His theory is that people select characteristics that reflect reproductive fitness.
Nov 14, 2009
- Andy Luttrell
|
