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Gregory Fosco is a professor in the Department of Human Development and Family Studies at Penn State University, where he is also an Edna Bennett Pierce Faculty Fellow in Prevention Research. He holds a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from Marquette University and has extensive experience in family systems processes related to adolescent development. His research focuses on understanding the dynamics of family influences on adolescent behavior, emotional distress, and well-being, as well as developing family-centered preventive interventions. Fosco has published various studies examining interparental conflict, parent-child relationships, and the factors that promote positive adolescent outcomes. He is currently accepting graduate students and leads the Family P.O.W.E.R. Lab, which investigates family contexts impacting adolescent development. His work aims to inform interventions that support families and youth, employing a family systems framework to analyze the complex interplay of relationships within families over time.
Pennsylvania State University • University Park, PA
Edna Bennett Faculty Fellow focusing on prevention research.
Edna Bennett Pierce Prevention Research Center • Pennsylvania State University
Oversaw the operation and research activities of the prevention research center.
Department of Human Development and Family Studies • Pennsylvania State University
Faculty member engaged in research and teaching in human development.
Department of Psychology • Pennsylvania State University
Undertook a courtesy appointment to collaborate on research and teaching.
Study of Families • Pennsylvania State University
Recognition for contributions to the study of family processes.
Department of Human Development and Family Studies • Pennsylvania State University
Taught courses and conducted research on family systems and adolescence.
Child and Family Center, University of Oregon • Eugene, OR
Engaged in research on family interventions.
Child and Family Center, University of Oregon • Eugene, OR
Conducted research in family dynamics and adolescent development.
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