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Eric KlingerProfessor of Psychology
Emeritus
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- Educational Background:
- A.B.--Harvard University
- Ph.D.--University of Chicago
- Fields of Specialization:
Personality and clinical psychology, especially influences of motivation and emotion on cognition, including daydreaming and night dreaming, motivational theory, and applications to treatment of depression and alcoholism.
- Psychology Courses Taught:
- Psy 1102 Foundations of Psychology II (Click here for course home page)
- Psy 3302 Personality (Click here for course home page)
- Psy 3313 Psychopathology (Click here for course home page)
- Psy 4630 Empirical Investigations in Personality, Psychopathology, and Psychological Intervention (Click here for course home page)
- Psy 4896 Field Experiences in Psychology I
- Psy 1993, 2993, 3993, and 4993 Directed Study in Psychology
- Psy 4994 Senior Honors Project
- IS 3996
Interdisciplinary Internship
- Current
Research Interests:
- The role of emotion and motivation in
information processing
- The
Motivational Structure Questionnaire
- Volitional
processes
- Systematic
Motivational Counseling
- Motivational
patterns in alcoholism
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- Curriculum Vitae
- Office Hours and
Empirical Investigations Schedule
UMM Division of Social Science
Psychology Discipline
Office: 206 Imholte Hall
Office Phone: 589-6209
E-mail: klinger@morris.umn.edu
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