Nicole M. Capezza
Professor of Psychology, Chair of the Stonehill College Institutional Review Board
Biography
Professor of Psychology Nicole Capezza's primary areas of research interest are intimate partner violence, gender stereotypes and romantic relationships. Specifically, she examines topics related to physical and psychological abuse, victim blaming, gender and sexuality. She actively involves undergraduate students in her research lab and frequently presents research with her students at regional, national and international psychology conferences.
Her research is widely published in professional journals like Current Directions in Psychological Science, Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, Perspectives on Psychological Science, Journal of Interpersonal Violence, Sex Roles, and Personal Relationships, among others.
Education
- B.A., Psychology, Clark University
- M.S., Social Psychology, Purdue University
- Ph.D., Social Psychology, Purdue University
Courses Taught
- Research Methods in Psychology
- Psychology of Women and Gender
- Psychology of Intimate Relationships
- Social Psychology
- Research in Social Psychology
- The Science of Gender and Relationships Capstone