Robert R. Mowrer
Professor of Psychology
| E-mail: | robert.mowrer@angelo.edu |
| Office: | A204H |
| Phone: | (325) 942-2068, Ext. 247 |
| Education: | 1978 - B.A., Susquehanna University 1982 - M.A., University of New Mexico 1984 - Ph.D., The University of New Mexico |
| At ASU since: | 1988 |
| Courses Taught: | Undergraduate: General Psychology, Research Methods and Statistical Analysis, Learning and Cognition, Physiological Psychology, Drugs and Behavior Graduate: Research Design and Analysis, Advanced Learning, Cognitive and Behavioral Neuroscience |
| Research Interests: | My current interests encompass a variety of areas including: preventing memory distortions, acculturation and life satisfaction, the multicultural identity, the problem of selection bias in psychological research, psychoneuroimmunology, evolutionary medicine and rehabilitative pharmacology. My true passion is classical learning theories. |
| Recent Work: |
Mowrer, R. R., Love, S. S., Montgomery, W. A., & Gwathmey, M.G. (2004). Teacher evaluations, expected grade, and locus of control. Southwest Teachers of Psychology Conference, Seguin, TX. Mowrer, R. R., & Parker, K. N. (2004). The refined multicultural perspective index and measures of depression, shyness, self-esteem, and life satisfaction. Psychological Reports, 95, 1227-1228. Mowrer, R.R., Love, S.S., & Orem, D. (2004). Desirable teaching qualities transcend
the nature of the student. Teaching of Psychology, 31(2),
106-108. |