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PODCAST: Serendipitous discoveries led to drugs like Prozac and to new insights into the physical basis of this debilitating disorder. But scientists continue to search for deeper understandings and therapies that will bring relief...
The 2022 OPID Spring Conference was held virtually this year on April 22 and 29. UW-Green Bay was well represented in the roster of presenters in this signature UW System event. They included: Stacie...
Dr. Alan Chu, Assistant Professor and Chair of M.S. Sport, Exercise, and Performance Psychology presented the study “COVID-19 Pandemic Stress and Resilience in Female College Students: A Multicase Study of Enrollment Formats” at the...
Dr. Elif Ikizer, Assistant Professor of Psychology, coauthored a chapter in a timely open-access book entitled Together Apart: The Psychology of COVID-19. In the chapter, Common Identity, Humanity, and COVID-19, she discussed how the...
Last year was the worst on record for road rage shootings in the United States, according to data released by Everytown for Gun Safety, which found that more than 500 people were shot and...
Music, comedy, dance, film screening and more… all headed to The Weidner in the weeks ahead. On April 28, 2022 Prof. Illene Cupit is the featured speaker for No Reservations, with “Grief Goes to Camp.”...
UW-Green Bay Assistant Prof. Todd Hillhouse (Psychology) published a paper on how to account for hallucinations and psychedelic experiences while assessing psychedelics drugs (LDS, magic mushrooms, DMT) as a form of rapid antidepressants.
On April 12, 2022 at the Mauthe Center, the UW-Green Bay chapter of the Psi Chi National Psychology Honor Society celebrated the induction of 29 new members. Psi Chi admits Psychology majors and minors of...
“Anger is an acid that can do more harm to the vessel in which it is stored than to anything on which it is poured.” – author Mark Twain Do you know why you get angry?...
(WBAY) – Wisconsin has a dangerous road rage problem. According to a new study, Wisconsin has one of the highest rates of road rage shootings. The study by Everytown for Gun Safety Support Fund...
