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Robert W. Blodgett, Ph.D.
Professor of Psychology
610 West 4th Street, Box 2919
Storm Lake, Iowa 50588
(712) 749-2109 e-mail

B.A.	Castleton State College http://www.csc.vsc.edu
M.A.	University of New Hampshire Thesis: "Learned helplessness, depression, and three types of anxiety: Relationship to attributional style and math performance."
Ph.D.	University of New Hampshire http://www.unh.edu/psychology/ Dissertation: "Values and preventive health behavior: Assessment using the Rokeach Value Survey, response time, and certainty ratings."

Offered courses are web accessible to enrolled students through Connected Learning
OBVU 100	First-Year Seminar: A Psychohistory of Love and Romance
PSYC 100	General Psychology
PSYC 203	Social Psychology
PSYC 220	Behavior Modification
PSYC 265	Health Psychology
PSYC 364	Industrial Psychology
PSYC 369	Psychology of Personality
PSYC 498	Capstone in Psychology

Parent-Peer Attachment as a Moderator of Adjustment to the First Year of College: Assessment Using the SACQ, IPPA, and In-house Variables

Using Time Sampling to Assess College Students' Study Behavior and Leisure Activities as Predictors of Success in General Psychology

The Remote Detection of Gaze: A "Sixth Sense" or an Illusory Correlation?

Negative Self-Statements as a Mediating Variable between Math Anxiety and Math Performance

Over-reporting of Hand-washing: Self-reports and Unobtrusive Observations Tell Different Stories