Sentience Spring 2026 Issue

The Spring 2026 issue of Sentience (pdf) is now available!

Sentience is the University of Minnesota’s undergraduate psychology journal that allows undergraduate students to gain experience in research and the scientific publication process.

This issue features the article: “The Use of Exclamation Points on Perceived Friendliness for Men Versus Women,” by Annabelle Li and Aimen Patel.

To read additional issues of Sentience featuring our undergraduates’ research, visit the Sentience website.

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