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Social and Health Psychology Faculty
- Core Faculty
Faculty Bio Interests Contact Associate Professor,
Social and Health
Co-Director of Social and Health Program
Motivation, self-regulation, social cognition, particularly identifying the goal representations that guide action.
antonio.freitas@stonybrook.edu
Psychology B-203
Phone: (631) 632-7818Professor,
Social and Health
Ageism and aging concerns; Prejudice and Stigma based on Age, Ethnicity, Gender, Race, Sexual Orientation, Socioeconomic Status; Beliefs Systems and Intergroup Relations; Role Models, Social Identity, and Transitions; Student Engagement in STEM Fields. Psychology B-244
Phone: (631) 632-4355Professor,
Social and Health
Using social psychological theory to understand stress, coping, and health, particularly reproductive health. Also, research on social comparison processes, focusing on the ways that people coping with stress use social comparison to improve their emotional state and preserve positive self-views.
Psychology B-222
Phone: (631) 632-7651Professor,
Social and Health
Social identity and intergroup processes; stereotyping and prejudice, stress and coping, social and motivational factors in academic achievement. Psychology B-242
Phone: (631) 632-6369Professor,
Social and Health
Co-Director of Social and Health Program
Psychosocial issues surrounding cancer and cancer risk, medical decision making, gender and health, research methodology and meta-analysis, the psychology of research participation. Psychology B-224
Phone: (631) 632-7811Associate Professor,
Social and Health
Stress, emotions, health, lifespan development, longitudinal and intensive measurement designs and analysis.
Psychology B-142Phone: (631) 632-7804 - Research Faculty
- Emeritus Faculty
- Associated Faculty
Peter Caprariello, Ph.D., University of Rochester (2012)
Assistant Professor, College of Business
Money, relationships, and happiness.Judith A. Crowell, M.D., University of Vermont (1978)
Associate Professor, Psychiatry
Child and adolescent psychiatry; the attachment system across the life span;
parent-child and adult-adult interactions.Joyce Sprafkin, Ph.D., University at Stony Brook (1978)
Associate Professor, Psychiatry
Child psychopathology; AHDH; tic disorders; effects of television on child
behavior.