Susan Norstrom

Susan Norstrom is a Lecturer in the Department of Psychology at Florida Atlantic University's Charles E. Schmidt College of Science. Her research focuses on adolescent psychosocial development, particularly exploring intersections between gender identity, peer dynamics, aggression, and self-concept formation. Based in Boca Raton (BS-12 228), she contributes to experiential learning initiatives within the university.

Her work investigates:

• Gender identity's multidimensional impact on psychosocial adjustment
• Peer relations as both causes and consequences of aggression
• Family influence models in chronic victimization patterns
• Self-regard as a vulnerability factor in social interactions

Research trends across her publications emphasize longitudinal behavioral analysis, cognitive-social frameworks, and innovative measurement tools for developmental psychology. Despite lacking formal award listings, her contributions to peer victimization literature remain influential.