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  • 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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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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From the Lab

The American Psychosomatic Society Annual Convention

25 Mar 202221 Apr 2022
This week, members of the lab travelled to Long Beach, CA where the American Psychosomatic Society held their 79th annual meeting. Graduate student, Garrett Byron, presented the poster "Using virtual reality to…
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New Grant Submitted!

24 Feb 202221 Apr 2022
Dr. Hilmert and Garrett Byron submitted an R15 grant application, titled, "Prenatal maternal stress, nutrition, and blood sugar: A continuous glucose monitoring study in mid pregnancy," to the National Institutes…
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Congratulations Dr. Bagne!

3 Dec 202122 Apr 2022
This week, our senior lab member, Angela Bagne, successfully defended her dissertation, titled, “Measuring Infant Emotion Regulation within the Still Face Procedure: A novel approach to assessing regulation development in…
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The Lab is open once again.

8 Nov 202121 Apr 2022
This week marks the return of in-person data collection for our lab since NDSU began remote instruction in March of 2020 as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic. It has…
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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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Researchers find flooding stress impacts unborn children

4 Mar 20204 Mar 2020
03/03/2020 Research College of Science and Mathematics   NDSU researchers have discovered differences in child development based on how close mothers are to flooding during their pregnancies. The new study…

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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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