How do stress hormones influence our thinking, emotions and wellbeing?
Mark Ellenbogen
- Associate Professor
- Department of Psychology
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Lisa Serbin
psychopathology, children, transfer of risk
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Aaron Johnson
perception, eye movements, scene recognition
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Erin Barker
transition to adulthood, adolescence, social adjustment
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Jean-Philippe Gouin
stress, depression, cytokines
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Carsten Wrosch
depression, cortisol, stress
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Dale Stack
children, socio-emotional, at risk
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Syd Miller
health psychology, behavioral medicine, cardiovascular disease
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Robert Cassidy
moral development, empathy, moral reasoning
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Andrew Ryder
culture, determinants of health, personality
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Holly Recchia
conflict, interpersonal relationships, moral development
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Hariclia Petrakos
education, diversity, learning
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Peter Darlington
immune system, T cells, NK cells
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Varda Mann-Feder
"aging out" of care, independent living, foster care
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Adam Radomsky
fear, behavior, cognition
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Nina Howe
constructivism, teaching, curriculum
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Wayne Brake
endocrinology, neurobiology, dopamine
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Shimon Amir
emotions, stress, motivation
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Uri Shalev
stress, animal model, relapse
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Roisin O'Connor
alcohol, youth, motivation
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Barbara Woodside
hormones, neurobiology, reproductive health
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Krista Byers-Heinlein
bilingualism, infant development, language acquisition
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James G. Pfaus
sexual behavior, neurochemistry, libido
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Diane Poulin-Dubois
cognitive development, theory of mind, infancy
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Benoit-Antoine Bacon
perception, vision, brain
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Virginia Penhune
cognitive neuroscience, musical training, motor skills
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Anna Sierpinska
math education, mathematics, math knowledge
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Thanh Dang Vu
sleep, brain imaging, functional brain imaging
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William Bukowski
peer relationships, friendship, self concept
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Roberto de Almeida
cognitive science, psycholinguistics, cognition
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Michael Conway
agency, communion, subjective social status