Jeffrey Nevid

Jeffrey Nevid is a Professor of Psychology at St. John's University, where he teaches both undergraduate and graduate courses. He earned his B.A. in Psychology from SUNY Binghamton (1972) and a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from SUNY at Albany (1976), followed by a NIMH Post-Doctoral Fellowship at Northwestern University.

• Education: SUNY Binghamton (B.A., Psychology, 1972); SUNY Albany (Ph.D., Clinical Psychology, 1976)
• Academic Rank: Professor of Psychology

His research focuses on clinical psychology, health psychology, and implicit cognition, with a strong emphasis on pedagogical innovation in psychology education. His recent work examines online engagement strategies, personality profiles in addiction treatment, and writing-to-learn techniques. Earlier studies explored political attitudes and cultural factors in mental health perception.

Key publications include Abnormal Psychology in a Changing World and Psychology: Concepts and Applications. He has contributed to journals like Teaching of Psychology and Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment. His 2023 article on in-class quizzes highlights incentives for student attention, while 2020 studies analyzed the Personality Assessment Inventory's clinical utility.

• Scientific Awards: Charles L. Brewer Award for Distinguished Teaching (2022), NIMH Fellowship, ABPP Diplomate, APA Fellow
• Professional Roles: Former Associate Editor (Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology), Consulting Editor for journals like Health Psychology and Psychology and Marketing