Psychology
Psychology professor and team awarded $750,000 grant for autism research
The grant will help fund the research of Daniel Messinger and other scientists on autism detection in young children.
Our minds drift more as tasks drag on, researchers find
A new University of Miami study shows that a person’s ability to sustain their attention while performing a task decreases over time.
In Memoriam: Professor Neil Schneiderman
The University of Miami College of Arts & Sciences and the Psychology Department is mourning the loss of Professor Neil Schneiderman.
U-LINK awards two graduate students with predoctoral fellowships
Malena Price and Sergio Lemus Orellana are recipients of the 2023 U-LINK Predoctoral Fellowship, an opportunity that allows graduate students to pursue interdisciplinary research projects alongside faculty members from at least two different areas of expertise.
Dedicated to serve, support, and elevate the autism community
UM-NSU CARD is celebrating 30 years of service assisting families with children and adults on the spectrum.
Inspiration versus infringement in the use of AI
Hannah Kuker, a junior at the University of Miami, won first place at the Academy of Legal Studies in Business annual international conference. With the help of faculty advisors, her paper analyzed AI rights to using copyrighted material with a specific focus on the visual arts.
Propelling children’s future successes through art and literacy
The University of Miami Linda Ray Intervention Center hosted a children’s art exhibit and showcased its new multicultural library made possible by the dedication of a University of Miami Ph.D. student.
Research scholar combines mindfulness with dance movement therapy
Malena Price, a U.S. Fulbright Research Scholar and McKnight Doctoral Fellow studying adult clinical psychology, espouses how dance movement therapy combined with mindfulness training may help to reduce anxiety and depression symptoms in undergraduates.
Addressing HIV health inequities in minority communities
The new CHANGE training program provides young researchers an opportunity to make a difference in communities impacted by HIV health inequities
Psychologist helps to curb youth emotional struggles in novel ways
Professor Jill Ehrenreich-May has created a new treatment guide that draws on cognitive behavioral strategies to treat anxiety, depression, and other emotional disorders in a shorter time span.
How we learn from being wrong can lead to anxiety
A new study looks at how student expectations of exam grades can exhibit which individuals have an optimistic or pessimistic outlook on life
