Brian Daly Interviewed by Associated Press
May 03, 2012
Brian P. Daly, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Psychology, was recently interviewed by a writer for the Associated Press about the notion of fit between Parent - Child temperament. Dr. Daly commented on how caregivers can adjust their parenting styles to provide a better match for their child's temperament.
Elizabeth Culnan Wins First Place at COAS Research Day
April 06, 2012
Elizabeth Culnan won first place at the 2012 COAS Research Day for her poster "Insufficient Sleep and Weight Status in High School Students: Should we be Focusing on the Extremes?" The project aimed to examine the sleep/weight relationship among a large, diverse cohort of adolescents using data from the Center for Disease Control's Youth Risk Behavior Survey.
Alyssa Matteucci Receives Psi Chi Award
March 28, 2012
Drexel Psychology undergraduate Alyssa Matteucci has been awarded a $1500 Psi Chi Undergraduate Research Grant to support her project "Body-Related Acceptance as a Potential Mediator of Body Image Dissatisfaction and Eating Pathology."
Arthur M. Nezu appointed to two national committees
March 13, 2012
Arthur M. Nezu, Ph.D., ABPP, Distinguished University Professor of Psychology, was recently appointed to two national committees. The first is the Clinical Treatment Guideline Development Panel for Depressive Disorders for the American Psychological Association (APA). This is the first time the APA will delineate evidenced-based treatment guidelines for specific disorders. The second is the Special Medical Advisory Group for the Department of Veterans Affairs. This Federally-chartered committee advises the Secretary of Veteran Affairs, through the Under Secretary for Health, on matters related to the care and treatment of Veterans and other matters pertinent to the Veterans Health Administration.
John Kounios Noted in Wall Street Journal
March 10, 2012
Research led by Mark Beeman and John Kounios has identified where that flash probably came from. In the seconds before the insight appears, ...
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