Psychology
Dr Frank DeMatteo & School Psychology Masters Program Receives $2 Million in Grant Funding
Dr. Frank DeMatteo, School Psychology Program Coordinator, received $2 million in Grant Funding (two grants).
Kathleen Brewer, Dr. Mary Gruber, Psychology
Kathleen Brewer (M.A., 2013) and Dr.
Student Alumna Kathleen Brewer and Faculty Emerita Dr. Mary Gruber
Student Alumna Kathleen Brewer and Faculty Emerita Dr.
Chris Aberson Publishes Article in Journal of Open Source Software
Chris Aberson published “BetterReg: An R Package for Useful Regression Statistics” in the Journal of Open Source Software (https://joss.theoj.org/papers/10.21105/joss.04280).
Chris Aberson and Amber Gaffney co-chair the Western Psychological Association Annunal Convention Program
Chris Aberson and Amber Gaffney served as co-chairs of the Western Psychological Association’s (WPA) 2022 Conference. The conference theme was Diversity, Equity, and Sustainability. At WPA, seven faculty and 37 students authored presentations.
Chris Aberson and Academic Research M.A. Alums Publish Paper
Chris Aberson, along with Psychology Academic Research M.A.
Chris Aberson part of team publishing two high impact COVID-19 articles
Chris Aberson recently published two papers as part of a multinational team including over 400 researchers. The first article, titled A multi-country test of brief reappraisal interventions on emotions during the COVID-19 pandemic appeared in Nature Human Behaviour (NHB).
Chris Aberson joins editorial board at Meta-Psychology
Chris Aberson, Professor and Chair of the Psychology Department, recently joined the editorial advisory board of Meta-Psychology. Meta-Psychology is an open access outlet focused on meta science and quantitative methodology. Dr.
Chris Aberson
Dr. Amber Gaffney, Associate Professor of Psychology, along with colleague Michael Hogg from The Claremont Graduate University, recently published a chapter in the book The Psychology of Sociability (2022, Routledge).
Chris Aberson
Chris Walmsley, Assistant Professor of Psychology, recently gave an invited talk titled “Points of Contact and Departure Between Behavioral Gerontology and ABA With Younger Populations” at the annual California Association of Applied Behavior Analysis (CalABA).