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Tom Hollenstein
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Assistant Professor |
T: 613.533.3288 E: tom.hollenstein(a)queensu.ca 220 Craine
Psychology Department
Queen's UniversityKingston, ON K7L 3N6 » Lab Site |
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Research Interests
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My broad research agenda is to examine socioemotional development from a dynamic systems (DS) perspective in both typical and atypical populations. Adolescence, particularly the transition into early adolescence, is the focal age of my research, although I am also interested in general patterns of developmental processes across all ages. To pursue this agenda, I am interested in developing and applying methods that are best suited for the analysis of processes of change. My research so far has primarily used the state space grid technique, a DS method created by my mentor Marc Lewis (www.statespacegrids.org). |
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