Study finds links between genetic, postal codes in kids’ health, behavior and social outcomes
UCI co-leads first-of-its-kind research on effect of genes, geography on children’s lives
UCI co-leads first-of-its-kind research on effect of genes, geography on children’s lives
Unfortunately, viewing them exacerbates anxiety, according to first-of-its-kind research
First-of-its-kind research conducted in Florida before Hurricane Irma hit
Elizabeth Cauffman, professor of psychological science at UCI, has received a $780,000 grant from the National Institute of Justice to evaluate the Orange County Young Adult Court. This will be the first randomized control trial in the country of a YAC. Such courts are designed to focus specifically on people between the ages of 18 […]
Elizabeth Loftus, Distinguished Professor of psychological science as well as criminology, law & society, has been awarded the Ulysses Medal, University College Dublin’s highest honor, given to those whose work has made an outstanding global contribution. It’s named in recognition of UCD alumnus James Joyce, and past recipients include linguist Noam Chomsky, former U.S. President […]
Possession, not use, of a mobile phone counteracts feelings of isolation, UCI-led study finds
Research shows that while online access is now nearly equal, experiences are not
Pioneering mental health professional, renowned scholar and beloved UCI teacher-mentor Joseph White is recalled as an inspirational campus icon
Belinda Campos studies how the Latino approach to relationships yields mental and physical benefits
Feelings of life enjoyment and satisfaction can influence physical health according to a new review study, co-authored by Sarah Pressman, associate professor of psychology and social behavior. Researchers found that by cultivating happiness and positive perceptions, individuals can improve their immune and cardiovascular systems, as well as the body’s ability to heal from injuries. “In […]