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5040 ISR
426 Thompson Street
Phone: 734-764-8360
 Research focuses on interpersonal perception, cognition, and judgment; and scientific thinking in applied contexts. Current work involves (1) Clinical judgment and decision making in psychodiagnostic interviewing in a cross racial/ethnic context; (2) interpersonal event memory as realized in psychotherapeutic and supervisory narratives, and the ways clinicians access and derive clinical hypotheses based on such narratives; (3) interpersonal perception, cognition and interaction in couples and families. Teaching emphasizes (1) the development of critical thinking and inquiry skills in clinical psychology students via training in scientific methodology -- including philosophy of science, traditional research design and statistics, measurement theory, qualitative research methods, and evaluation research; and (2) training models for integrating scientific and clinical thinking in psychological practice.
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