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By Juliana Scheiderer ’16 Why are some people more fearful than others? What makes certain people at risk for developing anxiety disorders? How does anxiety affect substance abuse? These are the questions currently facing sixth-year psychology doctoral candidate Ashley Howell as she conducts her research. “I’ve always been very fascinated […]

Ashley Howell, a doctoral candidate in Clinical Psychology, was awarded the Donald Clippinger Graduate Fellowship for the 2015-16 school year. Her project is on “Testing anxiety-related mechanisms of threat interpretation bias and Pavlovian-conditioned fear generalization under conditions of logical ambiguity: A de novo stimulus discrimination paradigm.” How are we able […]

Ashley Howell presented “Fear of Positive Evaluation and Alcohol Use Problems Among College Students: The Unique Impact of Drinking Motives” at a symposium at the Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies annual convention Nov. 20-23 in Philadelphia. Howell is a Psychology graduate student at Ohio University. Dr. Justin Weeks, Assistant […]