In the Media

Roxane Cohen Silver tells Inverse that there is value in taking a break from anxiety-producing content.

Listen to Elizabeth Loftus speak about false memories.

Distinguished Professor of Psychological Science, Elizabeth Loftus, speaks to CNN about how false memories relate to crime.

Distinguished Professor of Psychological Science, Elizabeth Loftus, is featured on CNN about her role as an expert memory witness.

Assistant Professor Nick Marants speaks to The Orange County Register about population density.

Professor Charis Kubrin speaks to NBC about crime rates related to sanctuary state law.

Professor Candice Odgers is quoted in Deseret News about her research on smartphones and mental health.

Nancy Guerra, dean of UCI’s School of Social Ecology, said the school invited Cook to paint the latest mural because of its message. The mural — measuring 32 feet wide and 8 feet tall over two walls — is part of the school’s Compassion Action Project, a partnership among the School of Social Ecology, the UCI Blum Center for Poverty Alleviation and the Living Peace Foundation.

Professor Candice Odgers speaks to The New York Times about her research on the link between social media and psychological effects on youth.

“We found that by late adolescence, young people’s beliefs about their family’s social standing in relation to others reliably mark differences in their mental health and readiness for future education and work,” says Candice Odgers, UCI professor of psychological science and the study’s senior author. “By age 18, how youths viewed their family’s status was robustly linked with multiple indicators of well-being, independent of objective social position.” Photo by Patricia DeVoe