Clinical Psychology Research Team

The Clinical Psychology Research Team is a group of students interested in learning more about conducting research in any area related to clinical psychology. Interested students should contact Dr. Jennifer Price, 502-863-8330.

Recent projects have included the study of psychological mindedness and individual preferences for therapeutic approach, the study of word usage in descriptions of one’s ideal mate, the role of facebook in college students’ lives, and the relationship between self-esteem and life satisfaction.  Students have been successful at presenting their work at the Kentucky Psychological Association’s academic conference:

Adams, J. L., Hackworth, C. P, Levay, E. Q., Rapier, K. N., & Price, J. L. (faculty mentor). (2011, March). Psychological Mindedness and Therapy Preferences. Poster presented at the Kentucky Psychological Association Spring Academic Conference, Frankfort, KY.

Northrip, C., Clayton, A., Cartwright, A., Farley, R., Allen, J., & Price, J. L. (faculty mentor). (2009, March). What’s in a word? The implications of word usage in descriptions of mate preferences. Poster presented at the Kentucky Psychological Association Spring Academic Conference, Lexington, KY.

Flynn, S., Reed, B., Williams, N., Roll, B., & Price, J. L. (faculty mentor). (2007, March). Do you Facebook? Poster presented at the Kentucky Psychological Association Spring Academic Conference, Louisville, KY.

Paul, K. P., Nabb, K., Flynn, S., Fuller, M., & Price, J. L. (faculty mentor) (2006, April). Correlates of life satisfaction in college students. Poster presented at the Kentucky Pychological Association Spring Academic Conference, Louisville, KY.