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  Graduate School of Applied and Professional Psychology 2007-2009 Areas of Faculty Research and Clinical Work Joint Appointment and Collaborating Faculty  

Joint Appointment and Collaborating Faculty

John Clabby: social problem solving/social decision making; cognitive-behavioral psychotherapy; behavioral medicine; adult learners; program development

Javier I. Escobar: somatoform disorders; long-term care facilities; neuropsychology of aging; cognitive-behavioral therapy (personality); trauma and resilience with elders

Alejandro Interian: Latino mental health; motivational interviewing; antidepressant adherence; cognitive-behavioral therapy; depression; somatization

Paul Lehrer: relaxation methods and stress reduction; behavioral medicine; biofeedback; music performance anxiety and its treatment; psychophysiology of asthma; breathing, meditation, and respiratory psychophysiology

Elaine Leventhal: normal aging and pathologies associated with geriatric disease; mental health of the elderly; emotional changes across the life span; aging and the autonomic nervous system

Steven Silverstein: schizophrenia; visual perception abnormalities and cognitive deficits in schizophrenia; cognitive rehabilitation; cognitive-behavior therapy for psychosis; psychophysiology; first episode psychosis; trauma history and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in people with psychotic disorders
 
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