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Josh
Broman-Fulks, Ph.D
Identification, prevention, and treatment of anxiety pathology,
anxiety sensitivity, taxometrics |
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Denise
Martz, Ph.D.
Eating disorders and body image, physician-based
health promotion, treatment of worry
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Will
Canu, Ph.D.
Attention-Deficit/ Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), with a specific emphasis on examining the adjustment of ADHD adults. |
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Kurt
D. Michael, Ph.D.
Child and adolescent psychopathology; depression and anxiety;
meta-analysis; substance use disorders; psychotherapy outcome. |
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Lisa
Curtin, Ph.D.
Addictive behaviors; cognitive models of depression and suicide;
psychotherapy outcome and process |
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Courtney
Rocheleau, Ph.D.
Organ donation, religious orientation, exercise promotion,
exercise and mood, social health psychology |
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Bob
Hill , Ph.D. Clinical Health Program Director
Perfectionism measurement, interpersonal behavior, personality
assessment
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Hank
Schneider, Ph.D.
Parenting; Cognitive Expectancies; Substance Abuse |
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The Department of Psychology
The Dr. Wiley F. Smith
Department of Psychology at Appalachian State University has 33
full-time faculty
members, all of whom hold the doctoral degree. Graduate courses are
offered across applied and basic areas of psychological science. The
low student/faculty ratio enables the faculty to become scientific
and professional mentors for their students and to maintain a close
professional interest in each student's progress and development.
The opportunity for students to participate directly in active
research programs allows them to become coauthors on scientific
publications and presentations with faculty members.
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