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Author:

Viana, Andres G.

Title:

ANXIETY SENSITIVITY, BEHAVIORAL INHIBITION, AND COGNITIVE BIASES AS RISK FACTORS FOR ANXIETY: CUMULATIVE, INCREMENTAL, AND MEDIATED INFLUENCES

Graduate Program:

Psychology

Keywords:

anxiety
cognitive biases
risk factors
temperament
anxiety sensitivity
behavioral inhibition

File:

Download Dissertation-defense-Final.pdf

Committee Members:

Brian A Rabian, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Brian A Rabian, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Karen Linn Bierman, Committee Member
Kristin Buss, Committee Member
Mark T Greenberg, Committee Member

Author:

Bressler, Amanda Jean

Title:

ASSESSING GENE, ENVIRONMENT, AND GENE × ENVIRONMENT EFFECTS ON ANXIETY-RELATED AND LEARNING BEHAVIORS IN MOUSE MODELS

Graduate Program:

Chemistry

Keywords:

learning
brain-derived neurotrophic factor
serotonin transporter
anxiety
mouse model
stress

File:

Download AJBressler_PhDDissertation_28Nov2011.pdf

Committee Members:

Anne Milasincic Andrews, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Anne Milasincic Andrews, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Christine Dolan Keating, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Andrew Ewing, Committee Member
Byron C Jones, Committee Member
David John Vandenbergh, Committee Member

Author:

Muelly, Emilie Ruth

Title:

NEUROPSYCHIATRIC AND NEUROCHEMICAL SEQUELAE OF MAPLE SYRUP URINE DISEASE

Graduate Program:

Neuroscience

Keywords:

branched chain amino acids
leucine
glutamate
metabolism
inborn errors of metabolism
metabolic disorders
neuroimaging
magnetic resonance spectroscopy
magnetic resonance imaging
MRI
MSUD maple syrup urine disease
psychiatry
IQ
intelligence quotient
mental retardation
depression
anxiety
ADHD
attention deficit and hyperactivity disorder

File:

Download EmilieMuelly_Dissertation.pdf

Committee Members:

Scott C Bunce, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Ian Alexander Simpson, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Scott C Bunce, Committee Member
James Robert Connor, Committee Member
Qing X Yang, Committee Member
Gregory Thomas Moore, Committee Member
Julie A Mack, Committee Member

Author:

Fortunato, Christine Karen

Title:

UNLOCKING THE HETEROGENEITY OF EXTERNALIZING PROBLEMS ACROSS EARLY CHILDHOOD:UNITING NEUROBIOLOGICAL, PARENTING, AND DEVELOPMENTAL PERSPECTIVES

Graduate Program:

Human Development and Family Studies

Keywords:

parenting
early childhood
development
HPA
cortisol
externalizing problems
comorbidity
anxiety

File:

Download Fortunato_CK_Final_Dissertation_11.15.11.pdf

Committee Members:

Lisa M. Gatzke-Kopp, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Douglas A. Granger, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Mark T. Greenberg, Committee Member
Nilam Ram, Committee Member
Karen Bierman, Committee Member