Research Interests: Enablers and Inhibitors of the Elderly’s Generative AI Technology Acceptance.

Research Interests: A community wellness program for older adults living in community-based independent housing.

Research Interests: Conducting nutrition-focused community needs assessments for older adults to determine if nutrition needs and support systems are appropriate.

Research Interests: Gender differences in depression in late-life.

Research Interests: health psychology, clinical neuropsychology, traumatic brain injury, early detection of dementia, caregiver burden.

Research Interests: Gerontechnology, outcomes of support groups, needs assessments, etc.

Research Interests:  Ontologies, Biomedical terminologies, Knowledge representation, Data Mining, NLP, and Artificial Intelligence.

https://sites.google.com/view/helen-d-weis-website/home/researchlab

Computer Science

Research Interests: Reminiscence, Therapeutic Arts, Program Planning, Community Outreach, Biopsychosocial Assessments, Grant Writing, Counseling, Research, and HIPAA Compliance.

Research Interests: Age differences in emotion regulation and emotional memory, using eye-tracking technology.

Research Interests: I am studying retired officers' experiences with policing during periods of conflict (international research). I am particularly interested in further developing my thoughts about intergenerational change in policing and how it relates to workplace mental wellness.

Research Interests: Protective factors against cognitive decline; building cognitive reserve; brain changes during aging; correlates of successful aging.

https://www.stockton.edu/social-behavioral-sciences/project-personality-successful-aging.html

Research Interests: burn, emergency and trauma.

Research Interests: Looked at effectiveness of interventions designed for frail elders aging-in-place as well as those diagnosed with Alzheimer's and their caregivers. 

Research Interests: Longitudinal HLM analysis of depressive symptoms by gender and age. Using ORANJ BOWL panel data on older adults in NJ.

Research Interests: Surveyed older adults for an critical home repair and aging-in-place program, asking their quality of life before the rehabs and modifications took place and surveyed them 6 months later to see improvement in physical, social, and mental health. Also, for improvements for ADLs and IADLs, and follow-up with resources they were connected to by a social worker for wraparound services. All we’re older adults over 60 living in Ocean County.

Research Interests: Clinical social work practice, psychopathology and cultural neuroscience, health care, HIV/AIDS clinical trials research, gerontology, research methods, linkage between social support and medication adherence.

Research Interests:

• the multi-dimensional meaning of well-being and health as they pertain to our understanding of justice  
• factors that contribute to resilience in the face of injustice    
• issues of power imbalances and whose knowledge is valued, generated, and disseminated       
• how and for whom this information is used for policy decisions and planning on local levels.

Research Interests: Get FIT Seniors- a ten- week exercise and nutrition program for community dwelling older adults. OT & PT students provide weekly nurtrition education and exercise sessions for adults living in community apartments in Pleasantville, N.Cape May and Cherry Hill. 

Research Interests: Exploring the effects of visual manipulation on the postural responses of older adults who have different levels of fear of falling.

Research Interests: Effectiveness of intergenerational program.

Research Interests: gerontology.

Research Interests: My research broadly focuses on understanding the influence of culture on psychopathology in culturally diverse individuals. In particular, I examine the prevalence, phenomenology, assessment, and diagnosis of psychological disorders among racially and ethnically diverse populations and immigrants in the U.S. I have pursued two lines of research within cross-cultural psychopathology. The first one examines cultural variations in the experience, expression, and assessment of depression among underrepresented groups in psychology (i.e., Asians, Asian Americans, Hispanics, and Iranians). The second one entails disentangling health disparities or group differences in psychological disorders by examining culturally relevant factors, such as self-construal, loss of face, and family conflict. Parallel to my interest in cross-cultural psychopathology, I have also been involved in cross-cultural evidence-based psychotherapy research. In particular, I have conducted research on culturally sensitive treatments for depression, barriers to seeking treatment, and attitudes toward psychotherapy among culturally diverse clients.