Center for Research on Emotion, Stress, and Technology (CREST)
Welcome to the homepage for the
Center for Research on Emotion, Stress, and Technology at the
University of Vermont. We are an interdisciplinary team who
conducts research on traumatic stress. Our main objective is to find
ways to reduce the distress many experience after a trauma and prevent
chronic suffering. To achieve this challenging goal, we integrate
methods from psychology, neuroscience, computer science, and robotics.
Interested in Joining Our Team?
We are always interested in meeting
new motivated team members with an interest in psychology, computer
science, or a related field.
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Recent Updates at CREST
Our team is actively involved in research, clinical work, and related activities to help those who have experienced a trauma. Here are some of our recent accomplishments!
Updates
- 4.19.19: Congratulations to Cassie
on her winning the Outstanding
Graduate Teaching Assistant Award!
- 1.2.19: Congratulations on our new paper: The Symptoms at the Center: Examining the Comorbidity of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder, Generalized Anxiety Disorder, and Depression with Network Analysis.
- 12.12.18: Congratulations on our new paper: An
examination of social support and PTSD treatment response during
Prolonged Exposure.
- 11.22.18: Congratulations on our new paper: A
Longitudinal Examination of Interpersonal Violence Exposure, Concern
for Loved Ones During a Disaster, and Web-Based Intervention Effects
on Posttraumatic Stress Disorder among Adolescent Victims of the
Spring 2011 Tornadoes.
- 11.15.18: Congratulations on our new paper: Implementing Assessments via Mobile During the Acute Posttrauma Period: Feasibility, Acceptability, and Strategies to Improve Response Rates.
- 9.25.18: Congratulations on our new paper: Crowdsourcing trauma: Psychopathology in a trauma-exposed sample recruited via Mechanical Turk
- 8.30.18: Welcome to our new undergraduate
research assistants!
Check out our past accomplishments and photos in our Archive.
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