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Bo Cleveland studies how people with substance use disorders maintain well-being and how various domains in their lives change positively. He works closely with community partners to tailor research goals to fit the needs of the community and elevate voices. Cleveland's research interests center on understanding the characteristics of individuals and how these are impacted by experiences and genetics. His primary research project area involves gene-environment interactions concerning substance use, especially among adolescents. He utilizes intensive longitudinal designs to investigate the social support structures that help individuals in recovery from addiction and homelessness. His recent projects have included using smartphone technology to monitor mood and cravings in individuals undergoing treatment for substance abuse. Cleveland's work, in collaboration with Penn State Hershey Medical School, seeks to leverage methodological resources to inform future interventions aimed at helping individuals build and sustain recovery from addiction. Throughout his career, he has focused on understanding the heterogeneity in developmental outcomes based on environmental influences and individual characteristics, contributing valuable insights into adolescent risk behaviors and resilience.
Penn State University • University Park, PA
Conducting research and teaching in areas related to human development and family studies.
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