SDSU Psychology Professor Jean Twenge New Book: iGen
“In her new book, SDSU professor Jean Twenge writes about the smartphone-obsessed generation.” By Michael Price Book title: “iGen: Why Today’s Super-Connected Kids Are Growing Up […]
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Publication of iGen by Dr. Jean Twenge
“With generational divides wider than ever, parents, educators, and employers have an urgent need to understand today’s rising generation of teens and young adults. […]
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Dr. V. Robin Weersing and ChAAMP Group Publication
Beginning of this year, Dr. V. Robin Weersing and the ChAAMP group published the new depression best-practice treatment guideline for Division 53 of the American Psychological Association. […]
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Brief Behavioral Therapy For Anxiety and Depression in Pediatrics More Effective Than Traditional Outpatient Mental Health Services
On April 19, 2017, Dr. V. Robin Weersing research was published in JAMA Psychiatry on the intervention treating depressed and anxious kids in primary […]
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Researchers examine brain bases of academic difficulties in youth with fetal alcohol spectrum disorders
Leila Glass and Sarah Mattson, Ph.D. had a paper come out this week that highlights the neural correlates of academic difficulties in children with FASD. Below are […]
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“New Study Shows Americans are Having Sex Less Often”
The new study, led by SDSU professor Jean M. Twenge, was published in the journal Archives of Sexual Behavior. (link to article) Couples married or […]
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Tend Lab Published in the Journal of Affective Disorders
Dr. Wiggins, Karen Schwartz, and Maria Kryza-Lacombe of TEND Lab recently published a scientific paper in the Journal of Affective Disorders showing that young children […]
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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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“Surprising At-Risk Group for Skin Cancer”
SDSU professor Aaron Blashill’s new study reveals the prevalence of non-heterosexual black male teens using indoor tanning beds. Surprising At-Risk Group for Skin Cancer […]
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