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Caroline Tancredy received her MA in General Psychology from the Catholic University of America in 1998 and her PhD in Social-Personality Psychology from the University of California, Davis in 2004. She is the Director of the Master of Science in Psychological Science (MSPS) program in the Department of Psychology. Tancredy teaches courses in professional development for Master's students and is involved in research that examines attachment loss. Her work particularly focuses on adult twin and non-twin sibling relationships, exploring how twins and their relationships have significantly influenced psychological science. This includes investigating the tools that advance behavioral genetic research and understanding the dynamics of twin relationships, especially in terms of romantic engagements and the balance between autonomy and connection. As a mentor, Tancredy supports Master's students and engages with doctoral candidates, fostering academic growth in her area of expertise.
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