Matthew Miller

Congrats to Dr. Waller for another great publication in the Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry. Entitled “Differential Associates of Early Callous-Unemotional, Oppositional, and ADHD Behaviors: Multiple Domains within Early-Starting Conduct Problems?” this study examined the separable nomological networks of CU, Oppositoinal, and ADHD behaviors in a sample of young children followed prospectively from ages 3 to 6 years. Read the full article

The MiND lab officially turns 1 year old! Congratulations to Dr. Hyde and the whole research team for all that’s been accomplished in this short time. Excited for the years to come!

Research from the MiND lab hits the papers, as Pacific Standard covers Dr. Waller’s new publication in the Journal of Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology entitled “Callous-Unemotional Behavior and Early Childhood Onset Behavior Problems: The Role of Parental Harshness and Warmth.” Contrary to the established belief that children with callous-unemotional traits are somewhat impervious to intervention, the findings suggest that  parenting behavior,

Congratulations to Hailey for winning the Phi Kappa Phi Love of Learning Award! Recognizing superior academic achievement and career ambition, this award is given to post-baccalaureate members to help fund their continued research and studies.

Congratulations to Dr. Waller for receiving the 2014 Lagerspetz Award for her podium presentation at the 2014 International Society for Research on Aggression (ISRA) World Meeting, held in July in Atlanta, Georgia.Named in honor of Dr. Lagerspetz, a founding member of ISRA, this award recognizes cutting edge research that influences both animal and human aggression literature and is given to early career investigators

Dr. Hyde and Dr. Waller, along with collaborator Dr. Burt from Michigan State University, published a new commentary on Dadds et al. (2014) looking at the construct of callous-unemotional traits and ways to translate basic science to clinical intervention. Click here to read full article

Congratulations to Hailey, the MiND lab’s one and only senior, for graduating with Honors in Psychology with the class of 2014! As the first graduate from the lab, Dr. Hyde and the entire MiND team are very proud. Hailey will be staying on with the lab next year as project coordinator for an upcoming study

Congratulations to undergraduate Hailey Dotterer for completing her honors thesis! After a year of literature search, data collection, statistical analysis, and write up, she presented her final product at the University’s psychology honors symposium. With the proposed incorporation of additional data, Hailey plans on preparing her manuscript, Influences on Destructive College Drinking: The Role of

Congratulations to Developmental grad student Arianna Gard for receiving Honorable Mention by the National Science Foundation for her Graduate Research Fellowship application. This is a nationwide competition that awards three-year fellowships to graduate students.  NSF received over 14,000 applications for the 2014 competition.

Congratulations to Dr. Hyde, Dr. Monk, Dr. Mitchell and all members of the MiND and TaD labs! Funding from the grant will be used in the upcoming Adolescent Wellbeing and Brain Development study.