UC IRVINE
About the Study
The Stress and Risky Behavior study examined how different hormones contribute to risky and delinquent behaviors. Participants recruited from the Crossroads Study completed in a session conducted on the UC Irvine campus. Research assistants served important roles in the study, such as posing as evaluators during a stressor task and collecting saliva samples.
About the Team
Ayesha Bhakta is a recent graduate with degrees in Psychology and Social Behavior as well as Criminology, Law, and Society. She is currently a research assistant for both the SRB Study and the Development, Disorder, and Delinquency Lab. She plans on going to graduate school for clinical psychology with an emphasis on forensic psychology.
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Anshuman Chiplunkar is lab manager for both the SRB Study and the Development, Disorder, and Delinquency Lab (PI: Elizabeth Cauffman, PhD). He is currently a 4th year undergraduate student majoring in Psychological Sciences. After graduation, he hopes to pursue a Ph.D. in Developmental Psychology with a focus on juvenile justice.
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Alana Ochoa is a fourth year undergraduate student majoring in psychological science and minoring in criminology, law and society. After graduation, she will pursue a Ph.D in clinical psychology with an emphasis on forensic psychology.
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Shafira Roslan is a 4th-year transfer student double majoring in Psychological Sciences and Criminology, Law & Society. She is currently working as a Peer Academic Advisor for UCI's Social Ecology department. Upon completion of her B.A., Shafira hopes to pursue a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology.
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Amanda Sadri is a student in the UCI Post-Baccalaureate Program in Psychological Sciences. She is currently a research assistant for both the SRB Study and the Development, Disorder, and Delinquency Lab. She plans to continue research in a clinical science Ph.D. program. Her interests are cognitive, affective, behavioral, and social correlates of psychopathy, and particularly offending behavior.
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Edita Shahnazarian graduated with her BA in Psychology and Social Behavior in June of 2018 with Latin Honors and a 3.82 GPA. She is interested in forensic and abnormal psychology and currently applying to graduate school to obtain a PhD in Clinical Psychology.
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Jordan Stead graduated this past spring with a major in Psychology and Social Behavior from UCI. She plans on going to graduate school for clinical psychology with research interests in adolescent psychopathology.
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