Faculty Research Interests
Andrea Bergman, Ph.D., Associate Professor
and Assistant Chair, Emory, 1989
Development of empirically validated treatments for
underserved populations, such as emerging adults who have dropped
out of high school and are experiencing multiple problems (e.g.,
exposure to trauma and substance abuse); phenomenology and
comorbidity in psychopathology.
Elizabeth Brondolo, Ph.D., Professor, Rutgers, 1989
Health psychology; minority mental health and the impact of ethnic
discrimination; stress management; conflict reduction; evaluation
of treatment programs.
Elissa Brown, Ph.D., Professor, University at Albany,
1996
Developing, testing and disseminating therapies for children who
have experienced traumatic events, such as 9/11 and child
abuse.
William F. Chaplin, Ph.D., Professor,
University of Oregon, 1981
Personality; psychometrics; data analysis; health psychology.
Beverly Greene, Ph.D., Professor, Derner, Adelphi,
1983
Gender ethnic, cultural and sexuality issues in human development
and in the psychotherapy process.
Rafael Art. Javier, Ph.D., Professor, New
York University, 1982
Psycholinguistics; autobiographical memory and bilingualism;
relation of aggression and moral reasoning in adolescents.
Wilson McDermut, Ph.D., Associate
Professor, American, 1995
Personality disorders; depressive disorders; assessment of
personality and psychopathology; cognitive-behavioral therapy for
depressive and anxiety disorders; family factors in mood and
personality disorders; comorbidity.
Jeffrey S. Nevid, Ph.D., Professor and
Clinical Director, SUNY Albany, 1976
Health psychology; cognitive-behavioral therapy; smoking cessation;
teaching of psychology; philosophical bases of systems of
psychotherapy and measurement of implicit attitudes and
cognitions.
Frank Patalano, Ph.D., Associate
Professor, Fordham, 1975
Psychoanalytic theory and therapy; personality assessment;
supervision of psychotherapy; attachment and intimacy issues in
human relationships.
Alice W. Pope, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Pennsylvania State,
1986
Developmental psychopathology; peer relations and self-perceptions
of children and adolescents.