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Primary areas of interest (active ongoing projects):
Malingering of PTSD
Police Crisis Intervention Training
Secondary areas of interest (secondary datasets, hibernating projects, etc.)
Violent and General Criminal Offending in Veterans
Psychopathy and Violence Risk Assessment
Violence Risk Among Psychiatric Inpatient Settings
This research lab (RL) will be the best match for students who are interested in learning to conduct research through every phase from initial literature review through data collection and preparing papers for publication. The RL meets for one hour every other week during the regular school terms to coordinate our collaborative projects and for didactics and discussion about research. Meetings are held at a time that is mutually convenient for RL members.
This research group (RG) will be the best match for students who are interested in learning to conduct research through every phase from initial literature review through data collection and preparing papers for publication. The RG meets for one hour every other week during the regular school terms to coordinate our collaborative projects and for didactics and discussion about research. Meetings are held at a time that is mutually convenient for RG members.
Title: Cognitive Processes and Neurological Correlates(CPNC) Lab
Dr. Tilman Schulte
Email: tschulte@paloaltou.edu or til@stanford.edu
Topics:
Overview: The Culture, Community & Global Mental Health Research Lab examines the intersection of culture and mental health through both a clinical and a community/social ecology framework. Students interested broadly in cultural psychology, immigration/ refugee issues among children and families, global mental health, and community collaborative work are encouraged to apply.