“A Smoker’s Lasting Legacy”
Thirdhand smoke lingers in the home long after smokers have quit. By: Michael Price SDSU’s research team is among the leaders in the field exploring […]
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The Department of Psychology Welcomes Dr. Emily Kappenman
The department of psychology is excited to introduce Dr. Emily Kappenman. Trained as a cognitive neuroscientist, she received her Ph.D. and postdoctoral training from the Center for […]
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Dr. Terry Cronan is the President-Elect of the Western Psychological Association
WPA is pleased to announce the election of Dr. Terry Cronan as President Elect. Dr. Cronan will serve on the WPA Board for a 3-year […]
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Dr. Margaret Friend Gives Invited Speech on Education Quality and Access of Dual Language Learners
On Friday, July 29, Dr. Margaret Friend was invited to address the P3SD meeting—a group of educators, philanthropists, scientists, advocates, […]
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Congratulations to Dr. Iris Broce
Congratulations to Dr. Iris Broce who completed her honors thesis in the Department of Psychology in 2011 under the supervision of Drs. Margaret Friend […]
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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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Alexander Sack, Ph.D. Tuesday, August 16th, 2016 at 10AM
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The Department of Psychology Welcomes Dr. Martin Sereno
Dr. Sereno is an unusually innovative scientist whose pioneering work has had major impact on neuroimaging and our conceptualization of the brain.
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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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