UToledo Psychology Research
Research is an integral component of both our undergraduate and graduate programs in psychology. The department is home to numerous basic, applied, and translational research laboratories focused on contributing to the advancement of knowledge, alleviation of human suffering, and promotion of health.
Although faculty research interests are diverse, spanning childhood, adolescence, and adulthood, and ranging from basic emotional, cognitive, social, and learning processes to psychopathology and resilience, the following reflect areas of expertise shared by multiple faculty in both the clinical and experimental doctoral programs:
- Health and health risk behaviors
- Eating behaviors and disordered eating
- Social media and cyberpsychology
- Self- and emotion-regulation
- Decision-making
Further information on the research being conducted in the department and all of our faculty-led research laboratories can be found by clicking on research links in the menu tab under Clinical Labs or Experimental Labs or at the links below. You can also find information visiting our faculty page and their individual faculty pages, which list their backgrounds, interests and research projects in greater detail.
Clinical Labs
- Adaptive Regulation and Coping Lab
- Anxiety and Stress Lab
- BeFed Lab
- Child Anxiety and Stress Lab
- Com-Psy Lab
- Cyberpsychology and Internet Addictions Lab
- Psychological Assessment
- Wellness Management and Recovery
