JacquelineA. Newbold
Psychology Building
125 Baldwin StreetAthens, GA 30602
404-376-5554
EDUCATION
The University ofGeorgia, Athens, GeorgiaExpected Graduation May2018
Ph.D., Social Psychology
The University ofGeorgia, Athens, Georgia2016
M.S.,Psychology
Thesis: Connecting with the Self: Some Moderators of Using
the Self as a Referent for Behavior
The University ofGeorgia, Athens, GeorgiaCumLaude2011
B.S.,Psychology;Minor:Spanish
Augusta State University, Augusta, Georgia2010
Study Abroad Program, Salamanca, Spain
Georgia Southern University, Statesboro, Georgia2007-2009
RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
University ofGeorgia, Athens, GA2013-present
Graduate Research Lab Assistant
University of Georgia, Athens, GA2015-2016
Psychology Research Participant Pool Coordinator
University ofGeorgia Undergraduate Research Assistant, Athens, Georgia2011
Experiment Conduction and Data Collection
Superior ResearchMarketResearchFirm,Atlanta,Georgia2010 -2011
Recruiter and Consumer Research Group Facilitator
PUBLICATIONS & GRANT ACTIVITY
Martin, L., Sanders, M., Kulkarni, A., & Newbold, J. (2016). Hypo-egoicism and Cultural Evolution. In K. Brown and M. Leary (Eds.) The Oxford Handbook of Hypo-egoic Processes.
Kulkarni, A., Sanders, M., Anderson, W., Newbold, J., Martin, L. (2015). Manipulated Flow Reduces Downstream Defensiveness. The Journal of Positive Psychology.DOI: 10.1080/17439760.2015.1015157
National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program (submitted November, 2014), “Effects of Societal Mindsets and Arginine Vasopressin Levels on Out-group Aggression”
CONFERENCE PAPER AND POSTER PRESENTATIONS
American Public Health Association2017
Don’t Cry it Out: Predicting Maladaptive, Emotion-focused Coping in
HIV-Positive, MSM Individuals (Talk, Submitted)
Trust the Process: Identifying Psychosocial Pathways between Stigma and
Medical Mistrust in Newly Diagnosed HIV Positive MSM (Poster, Submitted)
Society for Southeastern Social Psychologists2016
Investigating Moderators of Using the Self as a Reference for Behavior (Poster)
Society for Personality and Social Psychology2016
Investigating Moderators of Using the Self as a Reference for Behavior (Poster)
Society for Southeastern Social Psychologists2015
An Item Response Theory Analysis of the Protestant Work Ethic Scale (Poster)
University of Georgia Psi Chi Chapter2015
Connecting with the Self: Does Modern Society Let Me be Me? (Paper)
Society for Personality and Social Psychology2015
Societal Orientation Effects on Implicit and Explicit Self-Esteem (Poster)
Society for SoutheasternSocial Psychologists2014
Immediate-Return Mindsets Foster Reliance on the Self as Opposed to Societal
Norms and Expectations (Poster)
University of Georgia Psi Chi Chapter2014
Societal Effects on Weight Satisfaction (Paper)
TEACHING
Instructor of Record2017
University of Georgia Social Psychology course
Statistics Lab Instructor2016
Lab Instructor for University of Georgia undergraduate statistics course
Graduate Student Teaching Course2016
College Teaching
Graduate Student Teaching Course2016
Course Design
Teaching Assistant2013-2015
University ofGeorgiaTeaching AssistantshipforSocialPsychology
Guest Lecture2014-2015 Self-regulation Course, Existential Psychology Course
Tutor2010-2011
English andSpanishtutorfor high schoolstudents
RELEVANTCOURSEWORK
Item Response TheorySummer 2015
PsychometricsSpring 2015
RegressionSpring 2014
ANOVAFall 2013
SERVICE
Social Psychologists of UGA2013-present
President, Vice President, Member
Psychology Educator Development Association, 2013-present
Officer, Member
GeorgiaScienceandEngineeringFair2014-present
Volunteer Judge
Society ofSoutheastern SocialPsychologists Conference2013
Attendedthe 35thannualmeetingin Augusta,GA
AWARDS & TRAINING
Psi Chi 3rd Place Paper Presentation2014
Societal Effects on Weight Satisfaction
Software
Proficientin SPSS
Familiar with R
Familiar with LISREL
Familiar with IRTPro
Ethics Training
UniversityofGeorgia Ethics TrainingCourse
UniversityofGeorgiaNon-Discrimination and Anti-HarassmentPolicy Training
Languages
Fluentin Spanish
Conversational French