The third Orange County Young Adult Court graduation was featured in the Los Angeles Times. The court was created by Elizabeth Cauffman, professor of psychological science, and alumna Judge Maria D.
Viewing footage of events from a safe distance should protect us from traumatic stress, right? Wrong! Psychological Science Professor Roxane Cohen Silver tells us how the Capitol riot incident represents “an unfolding crisis."
Allaire assesses disparities in wastewater infrastructure
"Humans' natural tendency is to split up into groups, tribes of people who usually look and act like you, and try our best to out compete other groups, often violently," says Psychological Science Professor Peter Ditto.
When experiencing awe, you may not feel like you’re the center of the universe anymore, and therefore more likely to engage in positive, helpful, pro-social behaviors. Associate Professor Paul Piff shares other ways moments of awe impact our behavior.
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“If you're well-adjusted, you're probably less likely to have suicidal ideation.” — Dean Nancy Guerra
3 practical ways to instill principles of equity and inclusivity
Professor of psychological science listed as Orange County Register’s “100 Most Influential”
Ph.D. student lands $50,000 grant to study officer de-escalation tactics
Incarcerated students who meet requirements can earn B.A. in sociology