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The Clinical Psychology Doctoral Program
at the University at Buffalo

John Roberts, Ph.D.
Director of Clinical Training

Program Highlights

  • A strong, productive, and collegial group of researchers
  • Leading research in fundamental areas of clinical psychology, with concentrations in:
    • Alcohol and Substance Misuse
    • Anxiety and Mood Disorders
    • Developmental Psychopathology
    • Temperament, Personality Pathology, and Assessment
  • Strong research emphasis
  • Training in Clinical Practice
  • Ongoing collaborations with:

    Program Faculty

    • Anchin, Jack, Ph.D.; Psychotherapy integration; interrelationships among self, interpersonal, and affective processes in personality and psychopathology; systems metatheory; philosophy of clinical psychology
    • Antony, Martin, Ph.D.; Assessment and treatment of anxiety disorders (e.g., phobic disorders, OCD, panic disorder); cognitive-behavioral therapy
    • Beck, Gayle, Ph.D.; Panic disorder; anxiety disorders; post-trauma syndromes
    • Benedict, Ralph H.B., Ph.D.; Neuropsychological impairment in multiple sclerosis, organic personality disorder, prediction of neuropsychological impairment with MRI, neuropsychological test development
    • Colder, Craig, Ph.D.; Individual, family, and community influences on child and adolescent aggression and substance abuse
    • Collins, R. Lorraine, Ph. D.; Drinking restraint; psychosocial factors in alcohol use; women's issues; smoking
    • Connors, Gerard J., Ph. D.; Alcoholism treatment outcome evaluation; relapse prevention; secondary prevention of alcohol problems
    • Epstein, Leonard H., Ph. D.; Pediatric health behaviors; pediatric obesity; behavioral pharmacology; behavioral economic approaches to health behaviors
    • Hawk, Larry, Ph.D.; Psychophysiology; emotion and attention in psychopathology and behavioral medicine
    • Houston, Rebecca, Ph.D.; Neurophysiological (EEG/ERP) correlates of aggression, substance use, and impulse control problems; assessment and treatment of aggressive behavior; risk for substance abuse
    • Leonard, Kenneth E., Ph. D.; Alcohol abuse and Marital/family processes; parenting and infant development in alcoholic families; interpersonal aggression; bar violence; domestic violence
    • Levine, Murray, Ph. D.; Psychology and law; mandated child abuse reporting
    • Levy, Kenneth, Ph.D.; Univariate and multivariate data analysis
    • Massetti, Greta, Ph. D.; Children at risk for learning and behavioral disorders; environmental and developmental influences on academic and social-emotional functioning; dissemination of evidence-based programs to school settings; educational policy impact on urban schools.
    • Meacham, Jack, Ph.D.; Life-course developmental psychology; history of world civilizations; comparative religion; race and racism; multicultural education
    • Miller, Bruce, M. D.
    • Ostrov, Jamie, Ph.D.; Subtypes of aggression and victimization; developmental psychopathology; social dominance; interpersonal relationships; applied developmental psychology; prosocial and play behavior
    • Pelham, William E. Jr., Ph.D.; Attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder; psychosocial, pharmacological, and combined treatments for ADHD; cognition and motivation in ADHD
    • Raynor, Joel, Ph.D.; Theory of personality functioning and change; sport and exercise psychology; alcoholism
    • Read, Jennifer, Ph.D.; Social and individual-level factors in the etiology and treatment of alcohol misuse; affective and cognitive determinants of heavy drinking, PTSD-alcohol use disorder comorbidity
    • Roberts, John, Ph. D.; Psychosocial factors in the onset, maintenance and recovery from depression; health behavior and psychological functioning among HIV+ individuals.
    • Salvy, Sarah J., Ph. D.; Social and environmental factors accounting for food choice and intake in children and adults; the interrelationship of eating, alternative activities and social contexts and how they relate to youths' weight status; social involvement as a lever for lifestyle changes.
    • Simms, Leonard, Ph.D.; Applied and basic psychological assessment, dimensional models of personality and psychopathology, item response theory applications to personality measures, and computerized adaptive testing
    • Thomas, Sherry, Ph.D.; Anxiety disorders (particularly OCD); motivational interviewing
    • Walitzer, Kimberly, Ph. D.; Treatment outcome evaluation; spouse involvement in treatment; secondary prevention of alcohol problems; gender differences
    • Wojslawowicz Bowker, Julie, Ph. D.; Individual differences in socioemotional behaviors (e.g.,social withdrawal, aggression), peer relationships and friendships; internalizing problems
    • Wood, Beatrice, Ph. D.; Family research; pediatric psychology; child clinical; developmental psychopathology

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