How do stress hormones influence our thinking, emotions and wellbeing?
Mark Ellenbogen
- Associate Professor
- Department of Psychology
- affective disorders2
- risk factors/protective factors8
- developmental psychopathology3
- depression11
- stressful life events
- children of bipolar parents
- interpersonal relationships5
- interpersonal conflict2
- anxiety and stress13
- hormones6
- cortisol4
- oxytocin2
- emotional information processing
- self-regulation2
- brain functions23
- personality8
- psychophysiology3
- psychoneuroendocrinology
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Lisa Serbin
child development, psychosocial risk, intergenerational relations
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Aaron Johnson
human vision, perception, eye movements
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Carsten Wrosch
successful living, adjusting to challenges, lifespan developmental psychology
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Syd Miller
health psychology, behavioral medicine, cardiovascular health
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Jean-Philippe Gouin
socio-environmental stressors, parenting/caregiving stress, immune dysregulation
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Wayne Brake
endocrinology, brain functions, neural plasticity
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Uri Shalev
drug abuse, addictions, eating disorders
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Erin Barker
transition to adulthood, psychosocial risk, family dynamics
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Andrew Ryder
cultural differences, psychopathology, determinants of health
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Michael Conway
selfhood, subjectivity, agency
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Adam Radomsky
experimental psychopathology, fear, anxiety disorders
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William Bukowski
peer relationships, friendships, child development
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Simon L. Bacon
behavioral medicine, determinants of health, behavioral trials
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Peter Darlington
immune function, immune-neuroendocrine link, neuroimmunology
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Shimon Amir
circadian rhythms, neurophysiology, synchrony
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Barbara Woodside
hormones, neurobiology, reproductive health
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Dolores Pushkar
aging, retirement, activities of daily living
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Andreas Arvanitogiannis
neural basis of motivation/reward, dependence-inducing drugs, stimulant drugs
