Lisa T. Mori, Ph.D.Department of Psychology Office: H835K |
Hello and welcome to my dept. web page! I am an associate
professor of psychology and a clinical psychologist. My research interests
include multi-cultural and gender influences on various issues within clinical
psychology. In addition to being
a full-time faculty member in psychology at CSU Fullerton, I am a licensed psychologist
and maintain a small private practice.
I am currently conducting a study of driving attitudes and experiences. The online questionnaire takes about 15-30 minutes to complete. If you would like to take our driving survey, click on this link: Driving Survey
I am also conducting a study of views of mental illness and psychotherapy; this survey takes about 50-60 minutes to complete. If you would like to take our Psychotherapy Survey: Click here to take our Views of Mental Illness & Psychotherapy Survey
Another brief survey (15-30 minutes) addresses attitudes of athletes and non-athletes. If you would like to take our survey on Attitudes of Athletes and Non-Athletes click on this link: Attitudes of Athletes and Non-Athletes
Finally, our briefest survey (5-10 minutes) focuses on your personal opinion about counseling. (However, this is not an experiment credit/extra credit option for psychology 101 or 341 students as it is such a short survey.) If you would like to take our brief survey on counseling, click on this link: Brief Survey of Counseling
I teach three undergraduate classes: Psychology 101 (Introductory Psychology); Psychology 341 (Abnormal Psychology); and Psychology 495 (Field Placement in Psychology - Internship). However, the class that I teach regularly is Abnormal Psychology - Psych 341. In Psych 341, we cover several mental illnesses and throughout the semester, guest speakers share their personal experiences living with a psychiatric disorder. Students really appreciate and learn so much from the guest speakers, since the speakers help them to apply what they read about in the textbook to the "real world" and give them personal, firsthand accounts of how psychological illness affects people's lives.
As a clinical psychologist, I am also one of the faculty members for the Master of Science in Clinical Psychology Program. I teach (or have taught) the following graduate classes:
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