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  • Mind, Body, & Baby LabIn the MBB Lab we focus on examining relationships between stress, physiology, and pregnancy health.
    • ENROLLMENT HAS ENDED for the the Mind, Body and Baby Pregnancy Study!
  • PeopleThe SP&H Lab and MBB Lab are run under the guidance of Clayton Hilmert, Ph.D. in cooperation with graduate students and the valuable assistance of undergraduates at NDSU.
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Welcome Fall 2021

30 Aug 20218 Nov 2021
Research in the Mind Body and Baby Lab, and Stress Psychophysiology & Health Labs will resume this fall. We are looking for motivated undergraduates to assist in running research projects Fall Semester…
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New Paper Published!

27 Jan 20208 Nov 2021
This month, the lab co-authored an important paper published in Pychoneuroendocrinology. The paper, "Prenatal traumatic stress and offspring hair cortisol concentration: A nine year follow up to the Red River flood…
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Congratulations to our Graduating Research Assistants!

10 Dec 2019
Congratulations to Emily Brandt (not pictured), Caiden Rheault, and Garrett Byron who are graduating this December. Their dedication and hard work will be missed!
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Anna Strahm receives Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship from NDSU!

3 Jun 2019
Congratulations on receiving the Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship from North Dakota State University's College of Graduate and Interdisciplinary Studies! Click here for full story!
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ENROLLMENT HAS ENDED for the the Mind, Body and Baby Pregnancy Study!

23 Apr 20198 Nov 2021
ENROLLMENT FOR THISS PROJECT HAS ENDED. Thank you to all of our participants! If you are interested in future studies please keep an eye on our web page. Thank you! The…
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Graduate student opening for Fall 2020

27 Mar 201922 Aug 2020
Graduate student (Ph.D.) opening in Health/Social Psychology beginning Fall 2020.  Lab Description: Dr. Clayton Hilmert, directs the Social Psychophysiology & Health Lab and the Mind, Body, and Baby Lab (MBBL)…

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NDSU Psychology:
www.ndsu.edu/psychology/
Health Psychology Links:
www.health-psych.org
www.psychosomatic.org
www.sbm.org
Social Psychology Links:
www.socialpsychology.org
www.spsp.org
Psychology Links:
www.apa.org
www.psychologicalscience.org
Other Links:
jedi-counsel.com
www.ndsu.edu
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