After two years, Kendall accepted a research assistant position in the Vanderbilt Psychotic Disorders Program where she began working with chronic and first episode psychosis patients. She was involved with studies examining physiological responses to intergroup violence and the influence of emotion on emergency room provider's decision making. After graduating, Kendall worked as a lab manager for the War and Peace Lab and the Affect and Social Cognition Lab at UMass Amherst. Kendall Beals graduated from the University of Massachusetts Amherst with a B.S.

Her research interests include social impairment across the psychosis spectrum, the mechanisms underlying these deficits, and the associated functional outcomes. Cassi will be joining the SCORS Lab in Fall 2021 as a PhD student in Clinical Psychology. She has worked on projects examining determinants of suicidality in psychotic disorders, introspective accuracy (IA) in severe mental illnesses and schizotypy, as well as projects exploring how paranoia impacts day-to-day functioning in clinical and subclinical populations. In her time in the lab, she has been involved in numerous projects utilizing a range of methods including transcranial Direct Current Stimulation, eye-tracking, fMRI, and ecological momentary assessment (EMA). While completing her Master’s, she worked as a research assistant in the Schizophrenia and Social Cognition Lab at UT Dallas, and after graduating, Cassi continued working in the lab as a full-time research coordinator for two years. in Psychology and Child Learning and Development and a M.S. Bonfils' Google Scholar profile hereĬassi graduated from The University of Texas at Dallas with a B.S. Bonfils as a graduate or undergraduate student. Please reach out for more information if you are interested in working with Dr. She is particularly interested in how we may change or expand our current treatment approaches to improve social cognitive gains during treatment. Bonfils is driven in her work to apply findings to treatment and optimize outcomes for patients with severe mental illnesses to promote recovery. Bonfils is currently conducting a study funded by the Brain and Behavior Research Foundation through a NARSAD Young Investigator Award examining the intersection of sleep disturbance, social cognition, and social behavior in those with schizophrenia-spectrum disorders, as well as a Pilot Project funded by the MCCTR to investigate the influence of inflammation on the relationships amongst sleep disturbance and social cognition and behavior for this group. Bonfils’ work has also recently extended to include other health-related factors. Bonfils’ work has revealed significant deficits in empathy, a less-studied social cognitive process in schizophrenia, and examined how distress and emotion regulatory processes intersect with social cognitive abilities for this group. Bonfils has expertise in the research and treatment of social cognitive deficits in schizophrenia-spectrum disorders and other psychopathology. Overall, I love Steven Van Zandt is in this series.A+ job.Dr. Who knows you might like it, and learn a new language. The entire film is spoken in Norweign with atiny bit of English spoken. No, this is not a foreign film.just an example. So, if your not a foreign film watcher, or like to read, you will hate it. I like it, but may turn off some viewers. The only thing I see a problem is., subtitles. The townspeople, each have unique story to tell. He may be a thug/wiseguy, and uses his bullish ways to get what he wants in this small, sheepish town of Norway, but you find yourself attached to his character. Van Zandt (The Sopranos) is ruthlessly awesome. I put the show on this afternoon, and I have been glued to it all day. I was like great, pile on crap to your already disgraced name. When I first heard Netflix was making an original episode I was not at all impressed.

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