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Fall 2009
Class Schedule: Course Number: HDV 400-800 Course Title: Research Designs & Applications in HDV Lecture Day(s): T Th Time: 9:35-10:55 Location: Mahar 208 Lab Day: W Time: 10:20-12:20 Location: Mahar 302
Course Number: PSY 323-800 Course Title: Adolescent Psychology Day(s): T Th Time: 11:10-12:30 Location: Mahar 208
Office Hours: Day: T Th Time: 12:30-1:30 Day: Most W Time: 12:30-1:30
Spring 2009
Class Schedule: Course Number: PSY 290-810 Course Title: Research Methods in Psychology Day(s): T Th - Lecture Time: 11:10-12:30 Location: Mahar 217 Day(s): Friday - Lab Time: 9:10-11:10 Location: Mahar 302
Course Number: PSY 324-800 Course Title: Adulthood and Aging Day(s): T Th Time: 2:20-3:40 Location: Mahar 217
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Research Interests: Dorothy Shedlock is interested in lifespan development, especially during adulthood. Her research explores wisdom, a phenomenon that involves the integration of cognitive expertise and outstanding judgment in life matters with exceptional personality development. Wisdom is a potential gain that may offset declines that commonly occur in many domains of later-life functioning. She is also interested in social personality development, especially the formation and dynamics of close personal relationships. She has conducted research on how adolescent relationships with parents and peers influences their adjustment and achievement in college.
Professional Information: Education: Ph.D.: (January 1998) Human Development, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York. Dissertation: Wisdom: Assessment, Development, and Correlates M.A.: (June 1995) Human Development , Cornell University, Ithaca, New York. B.A.: (May 1991) Major in Psychology, Minor in Literature, Hartwick College, Oneonta, New York. -- Summa Cum Laude
Professional Organizations: American Psychological Association American Psychological Society Society for Research in Child Development State Society on Aging of New York
Recent Papers and Publications: Shedlock, D., & Cornelius, S. W. Wisdom assessment and antecedents. Manuscript in preparation.
Shedlock, D., & Cornelius, S. W. Implicit theories of wisdom: Exploration of individual differences in a prototype approach. Manuscript under revision.
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