Psychology and Social Behavior

Conference Room

The conference room for Psychology and Social Behavior is available to all faculty. If you would like to reserve time please contact Toni Browning,
toni14@uci.edu, or Donna Blue, dblue@uci.edu, with the following information:

• Reservation Date(s)
• Time(s)
• Purpose of the meeting

Please be sure to check the availablity on the public calendar by visiting the link below:

Conference Room Availablity

Funded by the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, the NICHD Study of Early Child Care & Youth Development is the most comprehensive study of child care and child development ever conducted. The goal of the study: to answer the many questions about the relations between child care experiences and children's behavior and abilities. UC Irvine is one of ten national research institutions selected to conduct this landmark study. At the Irvine site, the study is under the direction of Professor Alison Clarke-Stewart.

Department of Psychology and Social Behavior  

Assistant/Associate Professor in Developmental Psychology (PSB)
 
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Department of Psychology and Social Behavior  

Assistant Professor in Psychopathology (PSB)
 
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The Social/Personality faculty in the Department of Psychology and Social Behavior conduct theory-based empirical work that addresses a variety of important social issues across the life span. Our faculty bring a multidisciplinary approach to the study of human behavior and a sensitivity to the relevance of our research to individual and social problems. The faculty also share a strong commitment to train students in theory, field and laboratory research methods, and advanced statistical techniques.

Faculty research focuses on understanding the psychosocial and behavioral factors that influence the onset or progression of illness and disease and on the effectiveness of health promotion programs and medical treatments. Health Psychology training involves a strong commitment to multidisciplinary scholarship and an emphasis on knowledge and theory, research competencies, and professional skills.

Faculty

Charles, Susan T., Ph.D., University of Southern California

• Preparation for Admission
• Application Process
• Graduate Record Exam (GRE) and Testing
• About the Program 

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Preparation for Admission

Are there any independent study courses for non-degree seeking students?

We do not have any independent study courses for non-degree seeking students.

I would like to prepare for graduate admission by auditing some of your graduate courses. Is this possible?