无码专区

 The bALLENce Lab is part of the I-O Psychology program at 无码专区 and conducts research on topics including remote work, work-family issues, career development, and occupational health.

Presented by: Molly Schoffel, I-O Ph.D. Student

PI: Dr. Tammy Allen

The DEPTH Lab is part of the Clinical Psychology program at 无码专区 and conducts research on topics including clinical eating disorders, disordered eating, and obesity research through a psychosocial lens in adolescent and young adult populations.

Presented by: Emily Ferrer, Clinical Ph.D. Student

PI: Dr. Diana Rancourt

The REACH Lab (Research on Ecological and Applied Cognition in Humans) studies human cognition in real-world settings.  For the tour we will highlight how we use driving simulation to study issues like distracted driving.

Presented by: Riley Swain, CNS Ph.D. Student

PI: Dr. Paul Atchley and Dr. Ruthann Atchley

Utilizing evidence-based assessmentts and treatments to help alleviate psychological problems.

Presented by: Meaghan Brown and Kenny Le, Clinic Assistant Directors

Clinic Director: Dr. Jack Darkes

The DEPTH Lab is part of the Clinical Psychology program at 无码专区 and conducts research on topics including clinical eating disorders, disordered eating, and obesity research through a psychosocial lens in adolescent and young adult populations.

Presented by: Emily Ferrer, Clinical Ph.D. Students

PI: Dr. Diana Rancourt

The Human Applied Cognition and Decision-Making lab studies psychological and physiological phenomena in teams during stressful tasks. We collected data from over 200 teams throughout a bomb simulation task over the past two years. Some of our current research projects investigate resilience, physiological synchrony, and team anxiety.

Presented by: Caroline Deal, I-O Ph.D. Student

PI: Dr. Michael Gillespie

The OPTIMA lab studies learning, motivation, affect and performance for individuals, teams, and organizational systems. We are particularly interested in process dynamics and how phenomena arising from individual interactions to the collective level (e.g., team cognition, team cohesion), how these phenomena evolve and change over time, and their implications.

Presented by: David Taullahu and Stevie Boettcher, I-O Ph.D. Students

PI: Drs. Steve Kozlowski and Georgia Chao

The TACTICS lab studies teams, human-AI teams, technological adaptations in interdependent systems, and more. Using a diverse array of methods (e.g., virtual simulations, qualitative interviews, AI agent development, computational modeling), the purpose of the lab is to understand and enhance team dynamics from both a research and applied perspective.

Presented by: Max Brunell, Stevie Boettcher, and David Taullahu, I-O Ph.D. Student

PI: Dr. Daniel Griffin

The REACH Lab (Research on Ecological and Applied Cognition in Humans) studies human cognition in real-world settings.  For the tour we will highlight how we use driving simulation to study issues like distracted driving.

Presented by: Riley Swain, CNS Ph.D. Student

PI: Dr. Paul Atchley and Dr. Ruthann Atchley

Utilizing evidence-based assessmentts and treatments to help alleviate psychological problems.

Presented by: Meaghan Brown and Kenny Le, Clinic Assistant Directors

Clinic Director: Dr. Jack Darkes

The CVP lab investigates cardiovascular responses to stress, the psychological and social factors that moderate these responses, and how these work together to contribute to risk for cardiovascular disease. The lab has focused on various sources of stress over the years, including depression, rumination, grief, PTSD, discrimination, and sexism, examining both reactivity to and recovery from these stressors. 

Presented by: Susan Rodriguez and Kaiyuan Luo, CNS Ph.D. Students

PI: Dr. Kristen Salomon

The OPTIMA lab studies learning, motivation, affect and performance for individuals, teams, and organizational systems. We are particularly interested in process dynamics and how phenomena arising from individual interactions to the collective level (e.g., team cognition, team cohesion), how these phenomena evolve and change over time, and their implications.

Presented by: David Taullahu and Stevie Boettcher, I-O Ph.D. Students

PI: Drs. Steve Kozlowski and Georgia Chao

The TACTICS lab studies teams, human-AI teams, technological adaptations in interdependent systems, and more. Using a diverse array of methods (e.g., virtual simulations, qualitative interviews, AI agent development, computational modeling), the purpose of the lab is to understand and enhance team dynamics from both a research and applied perspective.

Presented by: Max Brunell, Stevie Boettcher, and David Taullahu, I-O Ph.D. Student

PI: Dr. Daniel Griffin

The WORST (WORk STress) lab studies how work stress impacts sleep, exercise, family life, and even disease development. Fulfilling the scientist-practitioner mission, the lab works to provide research-driven recommendations for living a happier, healthier, and longer life in today鈥檚 high-stress workplaces!

Presented by: Savannah Flak, I-O Ph.D. Student

PI: Dr. Claire Smith

The REACH Lab (Research on Ecological and Applied Cognition in Humans) studies human cognition in real-world settings.  For the tour we will highlight how we use driving simulation to study issues like distracted driving.

Presented by: Riley Swain, CNS Ph.D. Student

PI: Dr. Paul Atchley and Dr. Ruthann Atchley

Utilizing evidence-based assessmentts and treatments to help alleviate psychological problems.

Presented by: Meaghan Brown and Kenny Le, Clinic Assistant Directors

Clinic Director: Dr. Jack Darkes

The CVP lab investigates cardiovascular responses to stress, the psychological and social factors that moderate these responses, and how these work together to contribute to risk for cardiovascular disease. The lab has focused on various sources of stress over the years, including depression, rumination, grief, PTSD, discrimination, and sexism, examining both reactivity to and recovery from these stressors. 

Presented by: Susan Rodriguez and Kaiyuan Luo, CNS Ph.D. Students

PI: Dr. Kristen Salomon

The Human Applied Cognition and Decision-Making lab studies psychological and physiological phenomena in teams during stressful tasks. We collected data from over 200 teams throughout a bomb simulation task over the past two years. Some of our current research projects investigate resilience, physiological synchrony, and team anxiety.

Presented by: Caroline Deal, I-O Ph.D. Student

PI: Dr. Michael Gillespie

The OPTIMA lab studies learning, motivation, affect and performance for individuals, teams, and organizational systems. We are particularly interested in process dynamics and how phenomena arising from individual interactions to the collective level (e.g., team cognition, team cohesion), how these phenomena evolve and change over time, and their implications.

Presented by: David Taullahu and Stevie Boettcher, I-O Ph.D. Students

PI: Drs. Steve Kozlowski and Georgia Chao

The TACTICS lab studies teams, human-AI teams, technological adaptations in interdependent systems, and more. Using a diverse array of methods (e.g., virtual simulations, qualitative interviews, AI agent development, computational modeling), the purpose of the lab is to understand and enhance team dynamics from both a research and applied perspective.

Presented by: Max Brunell, Stevie Boettcher, and David Taullahu, I-O Ph.D. Student

PI: Dr. Daniel Griffin

The REACH Lab (Research on Ecological and Applied Cognition in Humans) studies human cognition in real-world settings.  For the tour we will highlight how we use driving simulation to study issues like distracted driving.

Presented by: Riley Swain, CNS Ph.D. Student

PI: Dr. Paul Atchley and Dr. Ruthann Atchley