Battaglini, Ashley

Battaglini, Ashley

M.A

Biography:
Ashley received her B.Sc. (Honours) Specializing in Psychology at the University of Toronto and is now a graduate student in the Clinical Psychology Program at UBC. Her research seeks to investigate how individual differences influence cognitions and emotion regulation during stress and its relationship with anxiety and depression. She is currently examining this in participants with co-morbid Social Anxiety Disorder and Major Depressive Disorder.

Research areas of interest:

Emotion regulation, Emotion processing, Anxiety, Depression, Cognition

Research Themes:

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