Autism Center Answers Unmet Need for Community Services
“There’s an unmet need in the community for affordable and accessible clinical and diagnostic services.” “Aiming to become a centralized location for assessment, diagnosis and […]
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Autism Speaks Predoctoral Fellow: Maya Reiter
Autism Speaks just announced its ninth class of Weatherstone Predoctoral Fellows. Selected from a highly competitive pool of applicants, this year’s fellows includes Maya Reiter, […]
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Dr. Thoman’s Research Covered by APS
“Minority Students and the Culture of Research” “The practice of science has always been integral to understanding ourselves and the world around us. But students […]
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Recent Successes and Achievements of SDSU’s Psychology Department
By Michael Price A paper by SDSU autism researcher Ralph-Axel Müller and former master’s student Amanda Khan (currently a clinical psychology doctoral student at Suffolk University […]
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Are You Addicted to the Sun?
Read more about Dr. Aaron Blashill‘s research on the prevalence of seasonal affective disorder, perceived stress, and body dysmorphic disorder in women who frequently use indoor […]
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“Millennials Less Sexually Active than Gen-X Peers”
A new study by SDSU Psychology Professor Jean M. Twenge finds that today’s young adults are less likely to have had sex than those a […]
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Dr. Linda Abarbanell and Students Conduct Research in Chiapas, Mexico
Two students from the Imperial Valley campus, Dianna Hurtado and Gabriel Sanchez, are spending July 10 – July 31 in the Highland region of Chiapas, Mexico.
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“Sight may mix with sound in autism brains”
Dr. Ralph-Axel Müller ‘s research team, including postdoctoral fellow Dr. Joanne Jao Keehn and former Psychology master’s student Sandra Sanchez, found that children with autism […]
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Dr. Elizabeth Klonoff New Vice President for Research and Dean of Graduate Studies at the University of Central Florida
It is with mixed emotions that we share the news that Dr. Elizabeth Klonoff has accepted the offer to become the new VP for Research and Dean […]
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“Psychology Aztecs Take Europe by Storm”
Nineteen of our psychology undergraduate students studying abroad arrived safely in Milan, Italy. They are studying abroad as part of the PSY 344/PSY 442 course […]
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