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Graduate Degree Programs in Psychology
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The Department of Psychology is organized into five
programs, each of which has several subareas in which two or more
faculty members specialize:
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Clinical Psychology
Clinical neuropsychology
Couple and family psychology
Health psychology
Intervention research
Mental health evaluation and policy
Psychophysiology
Sleep
- Cognition and Neural
Systems (CNS)
Affect
Cognitive Aging
Computational Neuroscience
Decision Making
Environmental Psychology
Language and Language Development
Memory and Learning
Neuroimaging
Sleep and Cognition
Spatial Cognition
Stress
Visual Cognition
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Psychology, Policy and Law
Empirical studies of law and legal processes
Forensic science underlying practice
Improving the law, legal systems, and legal processes
Violent and criminal behavior
Intersection of developmental and social cognitive science and criminal jurisprudence and law
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Social Psychology
Attitudes and Persuasion
Cultural Psychology
Personality expression
Racial and ethnic identity
Self-concept and self-esteem
Social psychology of health
Stereotyping and prejudice
Terror Management Theory (TMT)
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The goal of our doctoral program is to train Ph.D. students to be well-grounded in the discipline of psychology, to have in-depth knowledge of their program area, and to make unique contributions to science and society.
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