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  • Social Psychophysiology & Health LabIn the SP&H Lab we focus on how psychosocial factors of stress are related to physiological functioning and health.
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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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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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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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H-SPRG Book Club!

13 Jan 201916 Jan 2019
Meeting time determined! Spring 2019 the Health-Social Psychology Reading Group will be reading is "How to Change Your Mind: What the New Science of Psychedelics Teaches Us About Consciousness, Dying,…
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Research Assistant Positions

10 Jan 201916 Jan 2019
All Positions Filled for Spring 2019. But get in touch with us in the Fall if you are still interested! Dear Psychology Majors,Dr. Hilmert's Health Psychology lab is looking for…
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New Paper Published!

5 Nov 20185 Nov 2018
Graduate students, Heidi Rued and Anna Strahm, and Clayton published a new paper with Laura Thomas entitled, “The influence of stress on attentional bias to threat: An angry face and…
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Thank you to our Fall 2018 Research Assistants!

2 Nov 20187 Nov 2018
Our research assistants have been working diligently this semester on an exciting new virtual reality task involving psychophysiology measures. Thank you for your hard work! Back row: Dr. Hilmert, Santiago,…
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New VR Study beginning

18 Sep 201818 Sep 2018
This semester, the Social Psychophysiology & Health Lab will begin an exciting, grant funded research study featuring virtual reality technology. With the help of the Center for Visual and Cognitive…
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New Paper Published!

13 Aug 20188 Aug 2018
Graduated student, Dr. Ai Ni Teoh, and Clayton publish a new paper entitled, "Social support as a comfort or an encouragement: A systematic review on the contrasting effects of social…

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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
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