Biography
My primary research interests include the role that lifespan interpersonal experiences have on physical, cognitive, and mental health into adulthood. Working with Dr. Glenn Roisman, I leverage longitudinal and/or genetically-informed datasets to explore these broad domains. Recent projects include the pattern of association between early caregiving experiences and physical health markers into adulthood, as well as the concordance/discordance in older twins' physical and cognitive health markers.
Areas of interest
Adulthood; Families and parenting; Genetics and epigenetics; Lifespan; Relationships; Resilience; Social and emotional development; Stress and maltreatment