Tracy Dennis-Tiwary

Tracy Dennis-Tiwary is a Professor of Psychology at Hunter College, City University of New York (CUNY), within the School of Arts and Sciences. She holds a PhD in Clinical Psychology from Pennsylvania State University. Her research focuses on emotion regulation mechanisms, particularly in anxiety disorders, and explores the intersection of neurocognitive processes, digital technology, and mental health interventions. Her work integrates neurocognitive, physiological, and behavioral measures to understand emotion regulation across the lifespan.

Education:

• PhD in Clinical Psychology, Pennsylvania State University

Research Interests: Behavioral Neuroscience, Clinical Psychology, Developmental Psychology. She examines anxiety in adolescents, neuro-cognitive mechanisms, cognitive bias modification techniques, mobile health strategies, and school-based mindfulness programs. Her lab investigates how emotions and thoughts interact to influence well-being and stress resilience, with a focus on predicting treatment responses through neurocognitive assessments.

Publications Overview: Her work spans topics like mobile applications for anxiety management (e.g., gamified attention bias modification), ERP studies of emotion processing in children, and developmental neuroscience of cognitive reappraisal. Her research emphasizes translational approaches to improve mental health interventions.

Awards/Grants: No awards listed in the text. Her grants and funding details are not explicitly provided.

Advising & Teams: No student advisees listed. She leads a research team focused on emotion regulation and mental health innovation, though specific lab names or collaborations are not detailed here.