Rutgers Anxiety Research Lab

The Rutgers Anxiety Research Lab, 319 Busch Psychology Building, is dedicated to the investigation of anxiety, cognition, aging, and the regulation of emotion. We are comprised of graduate and undergraduate students who are interested in experimental studies addressing a range of specific topics. The following studies are currently in progress:

• Attention and Emotional Change
• Predictors of Anxiety and Depression Following Newly-Diagnosed Presbycusis (Age-Related Hearing Loss)
• Neurocognitive Predictors of CBT Outcome in Anxious Older Adults
• Attentional Biases in Older Adults
• Is Anxiety Contagious in Treatment Settings?
• Brain Morphology and Executive Test performance in Late Life GAD
• Are There Functional Brain Predictors of CBT Outcome in Anxious Older
  Adults?

To volunteer for a research assistant position, please contact Professor Mohlman via email.

I am willing to provide letters of recommendation for students who have worked in my research lab for at least one year (two academic terms) and have received a satisfactory rating from the lab supervisor. I regret that I am not able to provide letters of recommendation for students who have taken a course from me, or worked in my lab for less than two academic terms. Students who need letters should submit their request at least six weeks before the first letter is due. Students should provide stamped envelopes as well as addresses and deadlines for each school they are applying to. I also appreciate receiving supplementary information such as a c.v., goal statement, and writing sample.