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Jolie Wormwood is an Associate Professor in the Department of Psychology at the University of New Hampshire. With dual bachelor’s degrees in mathematics and psychology from Ithaca College (2007) and a doctorate in psychology from Northeastern University (2012), she combines quantitative rigor with psychological inquiry. Her research examines how affect and emotion guide perception, decision-making, and physiological responses, particularly in stressful contexts.
- Education: B.A. Mathematics & Psychology (Ithaca College), Ph.D. Psychology (Northeastern University)
- Current Position: Associate Professor, Psychology Department, University of New Hampshire
Her interdisciplinary work integrates vision science, psychophysiology, and threat perception research, including studies on how the Boston Marathon bombings impacted threat evaluation. She has developed tools for analyzing physiological data and contributes to improving healthcare coordination.
Recent publications span telehealth implementation, affective forecasting, emotion regulation, and healthcare disparities. She has secured funding from the National Science Foundation, U.S. Army Research Institute, and Veterans Administration for projects on emotion reactivity, breast density awareness, and digital health initiatives.
- Scientific Awards: NSF Grant, U.S. Army Research Institute Grant
- Teaching: Courses include Applications of Psychology, Research Methodology, Advanced Research, and topics on emotion and the embodied mind
- Labs: Leads research at http://asplab.wixsite.com/research
