Author Archives: Dr. Ingram's Psychology Research Lab

Just a quick update of some goings on in the lab since the summer. This is just a snapshot of some of the projects in the works at different stages. Personality Assessment – Another meta-analytic evaluation of the MMPI-2-RF has completed data collection and analysis is beginning this week. -IRB submission is beginning within aContinue reading “Research Updates”

This was a great conference and a lot of ideas are still stirring around in my head from the conversations I had over the last several days. I tried to share some thoughts on twitter (@IngramPsychLab) as I went, but I think the biggest take away is the importance of moving stigma research beyond correlationsContinue reading “APA Reflections”

The 2017 APA conference is less than a month away and getting excited for the annual trip, this time to Washington D.C. Want to talk? Come see work posters of Dr. Ingram is part of at the conference center! Poster locations are in parentheses. Thursday 11:00-11:50       Self-stigma, gender role conflict, and helpContinue reading “APA”

I’m thrilled to have my meta-analysis of the MMPI-2-Restructured Form (MMPI-2-RF) recognized as runner-up for the best manuscript of the year by the American Academy of Clinical Neuropsychology (AACN) in their 2016 student research competition. The article was published last year in the academy’s flagship journal. Ingram, P.B., & Ternes, M. (2016). The detection ofContinue reading “Lab research receives AACN Award”