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Joseph Rich Cohen is an Associate Professor in the Department of Psychology at the University of Illinois. His research primarily focuses on developmental psychopathology, particularly in understanding the various factors that contribute to internalizing symptoms in children and adolescents. He examines the interplay between cognitive, interpersonal, and physiological vulnerabilities that can lead to the onset and maintenance of depression in youth, taking into account both domestic and international contexts. In recent years, Cohen has shown increased interest in translating foundational findings from developmental psychopathology into practical screening procedures. These tools aim to identify at-risk youth living in adverse family circumstances, thereby informing interventions to address psychological distress. He is dedicated to advancing applied developmental psychopathology through innovative research methodologies, including longitudinal studies and laboratory experiments.
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