Sherecce Fields

Sherecce Fields is a Professor at Texas A&M University's Department of Psychology. Her research focuses on behavioral decision-making, particularly impulsivity and its role in health risk behaviors such as addiction, obesity, and diabetes. She examines self-regulatory mechanisms and neural pathways to develop effective interventions. Key areas include adolescent substance use, eating behavior, and technology-based health solutions.

Education and affiliations: Her work integrates experimental psychology, neuroscience, and public health approaches. She collaborates with multidisciplinary teams to address complex health issues through innovative methods like serious gaming and counterfactual thinking interventions.

Research interests emphasize translational science, bridging lab findings to real-world applications. Her recent studies explore mask-wearing behavior during pandemics, vaping trends among Hispanic students, and validation of assessment tools like the Sexual Discounting Task.

Publications span journals in behavioral science, health psychology, and clinical research. Awards include the APS Fellow distinction. She actively mentors students and maintains a lab focusing on behavioral health innovation.