Autor: David DiLillo

David Di Lillo, Ph D is a Willa Cather Professor and Chair of Psychology.  He completed his Ph D in Clinical Psychology at Oklahoma State University.  His primary research interests are in the area of family violence, including child maltreatment and marital and couple violence. He has a particular interest in the long-term functioning of adults who have experienced various forms of childhood trauma and maltreatment.   Sarah Gervais, Ph D is a Susan J. Rosowski Professor of Psychology. She completed a dual Ph D in Psychology and Women’s and Gender Studies at the Pennsylvania State University. Her research focuses on alcohol use, violence, and humanization processes and has been funded by NSF and NIH.     Dennis E. Mc Chargue, Ph D is an Associate Professor of Psychology as well as a licensed clinical psychologist.  He completed his Ph D in Clinical Psychology at Oklahoma State University. Dr. Mc Chargue examines mechanisms of associated with addictive behaviors, particularly as it relates to the intersection between other mental health.  His primary outcomes of interest are the reduction of harm, violence and/or relapse.  He has investigated decision processes, emotion regulation and trait diatheses as targeted mechanisms.