Article Published in PLoS ONE

SCP lab’s very own graduate student Bridget Shovestul, research assistant Jiayin Han, and principal investigator Dr. David Dodell-Feder, (alongside coauthor Dr. Laura Germine at Harvard Med) investigate risk factors for loneliness in the paper “Risk factors for loneliness: The high relative importance of age versus other factors” in PLoS ONE. Read the paper here.

New Additions to the Lab this Spring

The SCP lab welcomes five new research assistants to the team this semester: Isabel Adeniji, Siddhant Iyer, Jonath Lai, Sarah Preuss, and Elizabeth Schupbach! Now, with a cohort of fifteen undergraduate research assistants, four graduate students, two full-time staff members, and principal investigator Dr. David Dodell-Feder, the SCP lab totals its membership at twenty-two lab… Continue reading New Additions to the Lab this Spring

Two New Staff Members Join the Lab!

Paige Amormino and Emily Dudek joined the lab as full-time staff. Paige recently graduated from Princeton University with an A.B. in Psychology and Emily graduated from the University of Rochester with a B.S. in Brain & Cognitive Sciences.

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Paper Published in Schizophrenia Research

Dr. David Dodell-Feder and grad student, Abhishek Saxena, evaluate the network structure of schizotypal personality traits in the paper “The network structure of schizotypal personality traits in a population-based sample” in Schizophrenia Research. Read the paper here.  

Article Published in Psychological Medicine

A new paper by Dr. David Dodell-Feder and collaborators Drs. Kerry Ressler and Laura Germine entitled “Social cognition or social class and culture? On the interpretation of differences in social cognitive performance” has been accepted for publication in Psychological Medicine. Read the paper here.

Press Release in Clinical Psychological Science

McLean hospital has issued a press release for the paper, Epidemiological Dimensions of Social Anhedonia, in Clinical Psychology Science, with one of our contributors – Laura Germine, who describes the epidemiological dimensions of social anhedonia. You can find the paper here!