|
PSY 390 Research Opportunity Spring 2012Faculty member or graduate student Susan C. South, Ph.D. Assistant Professor Clinical area Description of research area Research interests are personality, personality disorders, and psychopathology. Particularly interested in the transactions between relationships (e.g., marital functioning) and individual differences in functioning. Continuing research in the lab will examine: 1) how personality traits and clinical disorders (e.g., depression, anxiety) affect marital relationship functioning; 2) the structure of personality traits and symptoms of mental illness; and 3) personality and psychopathology predictors of sexual behavior. Also will examine interpersonal perception of personality, and how differences in self vs. other report are related to important outcomes. Description of undergraduate participation Your responsibilities (and the skills you will acquire in the lab) will include:
Research setting Laboratory in the psychology department Number of assistants needed 4 Contact information Additional comments Must have completed PSY 120, completion of PSY 350 is preferred; prefer sophomores or above with GPA of 3.5 or above. |
