Members of the Lab
Dr. Jeanette Taylor
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Dr. Taylor earned her PhD in clinical psychology from the University of Minnesota in 1999. Her research interests include physiological, cognitive, and environmental risk factors for substance use disorders, Cluster B personality disorders, and their comorbidity. She also studies genetic and environmental factors associated with individual differences in antisocial behavior, personality, and substance use disorders (using data on twins). She created the Florida State Twin Registry in 2003, and it now contains over 2,600 pairs of identical and fraternal twins throughout the state of Florida
Phone: 850-644-7243 Email: taylor@psy.fsu.edu |
Graduate Students
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Chelsea EnnisChelsea's research focuses on nonsuicidal self-injury, including clinical correlates and maintaining factors (e.g., sleep disturbances, social media use). For her dissertation, Chelsea is interested in examining the effects of specific emotional states on physiological arousal (i.e., skin conductance and heart rate) and pain perception among self-injurers. She is currently on internship.
Chelsea LynchChelsea's research interests include transdiagnostic risk factors (e.g., emotion dysregulation), as they relate to the co-occurrence of substance abuse, eating pathology, nonsuicidal self-injury, and borderline personality disorder. Her master's thesis is a meta-analysis of distress tolerance as it relates to borderline personality and other disorders.
Allison DaurioAllison is interested in antisocial personality disorder and psychopathy.
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Lab Coordinator
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Kimberly Martinez
Kimberly graduated from FSU in 2016 with her B.S. in psychology. She plans on pursuing her PhD in clinical psychology in the future. Her research interests include eating pathology in adolescents and young adults, particularly in regards to obsessive eating and exercise behaviors. |
Undergraduate Research Assistants
Karli Galione
Karli is majoring in psychology and minoring in chemistry and biology.
Karli is majoring in psychology and minoring in chemistry and biology.
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Kristen Abreu
Kristen is majoring in psychology and minoring in biology. |
Graduate Student Alumni
Allison Moltisanti (2018) - Clinical neuroscience postdoc at the University of Kansas School of Medicine.
Jesse Chavarria (2017) - Research postdoc at the University of Chicago.
Amy Mikolajewski (2015) - Research postdoc at Tulane University.
Megan Johnson (2013) - Research faculty at Stanford University.
Scott Pizzarello (2013) - Psychologist and Assistant Forensic Director at Georgia Regional Hospital in Savannah, GA.
Lisa James (2009) - Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at the Minneapolis VA.
Leonardo Bobadilla (2008) - Associate Professor and Director of Forensic Track at Pacific University.
Mark Reeves (2007) - Psychologist and Clinical Supervisor at Apalachee Center in Tallahassee, FL.
Reed Steele (M.S., 2008) - Changed universities to pursue a degree in sports psychology.
Jesse Chavarria (2017) - Research postdoc at the University of Chicago.
Amy Mikolajewski (2015) - Research postdoc at Tulane University.
Megan Johnson (2013) - Research faculty at Stanford University.
Scott Pizzarello (2013) - Psychologist and Assistant Forensic Director at Georgia Regional Hospital in Savannah, GA.
Lisa James (2009) - Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at the Minneapolis VA.
Leonardo Bobadilla (2008) - Associate Professor and Director of Forensic Track at Pacific University.
Mark Reeves (2007) - Psychologist and Clinical Supervisor at Apalachee Center in Tallahassee, FL.
Reed Steele (M.S., 2008) - Changed universities to pursue a degree in sports psychology.