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The Science of Stress & Health

The Lab at NDSU

Our lab is dedicated to examining interactions among the mind, body, and environment as they pertain to health and health-related outcomes. Our primary focus is on how stress affects health. We apply social psychological methods to help us determine who is most susceptible to the effects of stress on health…Continue reading “The Lab at NDSU”

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29Apr 20231 May 2023

Outreach!

Our lab continues it’s efforts to reach out to students outside NDSU to let future undergraduates and future graduate students…

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23Feb 202313 Mar 2023

Psychology Major Feature

NDSU University Relations recently posted a short video with information about the psychology major at NDSU featuring our lab! One…

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Psychophysiology and Pregnancy There is considerable evidence linking psychosocial stress (e.g., stressful life events, anxiety, emotional distress, daily hassles) to…

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Congratulations Garrett!

30 Sep 20221 May 2023
Please help me congratulate Garrett Byron, who successfully defended his Master's Thesis, entitled “Sex Differences in Response to a Large 200-Person Audience using the Trier Social Stress Test in Pre-Recorded…
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Summer Presentation!

15 Jul 202231 Aug 2022
During summer 2022, the lab did not rest. Graduate student Garrett Byron and recently graduated undergraduates Olivia Wagendorf and Cadyn Hunter (not pictured) authored and presented the poster, "Heart Rate…
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Congratulations graduates!

11 May 202230 Sep 2022
Three of our wonderful undergraduate research assistants graduated this week. Congratulations to Avarie Carlson, Cadyn Hunter, and Olivia Wagendorf from Dr. Hilmert, Garrett, and the rest of the lab! We…
Outreach

Stress and Sleep Outreach 2.0

6 May 202212 May 2022
After a very successful Avenues of Scientific Discovery presentation, graduate students Garrett Byron and Odalis Garcia suggested we use the stress reduction, sleep improvement materials to help out undergraduates during…
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Red River Psychology Conference 2022

22 Apr 202230 Sep 2022
Congratulations to the four undergraduate members of the lab who presented posters at the Red River Psychology Conference today! Anna, Mandi, Cayden, Olivia, and Garrett did a great job representing…
Outreach

Avenues of Scientific Discovery Participation!

3 Apr 202212 May 2022
This year, in collaboration with Dr. Katherine Duggan and the PATHS Lab, our lab participated in the NDSU Avenues of Scientific Discovery, "a one-day conference for middle and high school…

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Useful Links

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
Clayton Hilmert’s Faculty Page

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