About Me
Darwin A. Guevarra is a Postdoctoral Fellow at Michigan State University working with Dr. Jason S. Moser in the Clinical Psychophysiology Lab. He completed his doctoral training in social psychology at the University of Michigan working with Dr. Ethan Kross after receiving his B.A. in psychology at San Francisco State University working with Dr. Ryan T. Howell.
Broadly, Darwin is interested in affect and affect regulation processes and their implication for health and well-being. Moreover, he is also interested in how these processes can be affected by individual differences in hormonal levels, tendency to worry, regulation tendencies, and personality. He is also interested in how regulation strategies differ in dimensions of cognitive expenditure, effort, and ease of use and their implications for whom they can be effective and for what situations they can be successful.
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Broadly, Darwin is interested in affect and affect regulation processes and their implication for health and well-being. Moreover, he is also interested in how these processes can be affected by individual differences in hormonal levels, tendency to worry, regulation tendencies, and personality. He is also interested in how regulation strategies differ in dimensions of cognitive expenditure, effort, and ease of use and their implications for whom they can be effective and for what situations they can be successful.
Please follow the link tabs above for more information on my research interests, current projects, and publications. Click below for Social Media Links.
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