Psychology Graduate Program
Andrew Abeyta, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Effective, cognitive, and motivational underpinnings of these needs with the goal of identifying psychological experiences/factors that contribute to their satisfaction
Sarah Allred, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Color perception and color memory, Bayesian modeling of perception, natural image recognition, philosophy of perception, neural basis of visual object recognition, and evolutionary psychology.
allred.camden.rutgers.edu
Kristin Bauer August, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Interpersonal processes and health; physical and mental health in later life; psychosocial aspects of chronic disease management; racial/ethnic disparities in health.
kristinaugust.camden.rutgers.edu
Courtenay Cavanaugh, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
The impact of violence on women and children’s health and development including risk and resilience for psychiatric disorders, substance abuse, and HIV/STIs.
cocavana.camden.rutgers.edu
Lauren Daniel, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Impact of Sleep on Health and Quality of Life in Children with Chronic Health Conditions, Pediatric Psychosocial Oncology, Behavioral Sleep Medicine.
laurendaniel.camden.rutgers.edu
Sean Duffy, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Experimental psychology: Memory, Self, and Cultural Identity; Spatial reasoning; Humor; Environments.
duffy.camden.rutgers.edu
Daniel Hart, Ph.D.
Distinguished Professor
Cognitive, civic, moral, and personality development in childhood and adolescence, particularly in urban contexts.
hart.camden.rutgers.edu
Rufan Luo, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Research aims to understand how children’s home learning experiences and parent-child interactions influence and support early language and cognitive development, with a focus on children and families from socioeconomically, culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds.
Charlotte Markey, Ph.D.
Professor
Eating behaviors, body image, dieting, and obesity risk; romantic partners’ influence on health; relations between personality and health.
markey.camden.rutgers.edu
Naomi Marmorstein, Ph.D.
Professor
Associations between internalizing disorders (depression and anxiety) and externalizing behavior and substance use disorders among youth.
Tamara Nelson, Ph.D
Assistant Professor
Lisa Payne, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Neural mechanisms of distractor suppression, interaction of selective attention and short-term memory, attentional biases for printed or spoken words, role of expectancy in visual spatial attention.
payne.camden.rutgers.edu
Ira Roseman, Ph.D.
Professor
Causes of emotions, emotional responses, emotion regulation, emotional disorders, political psychology, belief systems, human motivation, cross-cultural psychology.
crab.rutgers.edu/~roseman
Robrecht van der Wel, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Psychological mechanisms underlying everyday physical actions, motor control, object manipulation, sequence planning, interpersonal action planning and coordination (joint action), belief representations in action, and the sense of agency.
vanderwel.camden.rutgers.edu
Bill Whitlow, Ph.D.
Professor
Theories of learning complex discriminations; computational models of learning and memory; science education; beliefs and health; evolution of memory.
billwhitlow.camden.rutgers.edu