Anxiety, Psychophysiology, and Pain Research Laboratory Mission Statement
This mission is achieved through transdisciplinary collaboration with scientists
at West Virginia University as well as other institutions of higher learning.
A central element of all laboratory work is the academic and professional development
of undergraduate and graduate students, and others who are involved; motivated
laboratory members are part of a tight-knit, service-oriented group that is invested
in learning and engaging in the art of behavioral science.
In their endeavors to impact behavioral science, members of the laboratory work
with one another in a positive and supportive manner which promotes a team-oriented
culture of respect and celebration.
Personal and professional development of laboratory members is fostered through:
- Opportunities to read, analyze, and critique contemporary research in the psychological and social sciences
- Frequent participation in scientific conferences
- The development of laboratory skills
- Professional mentorship in the areas of experimental design, publishing, and professionalism, among others