OUR RESEARCH
We identify pathways to successful living across the adult lifespan
Fields of study
We examine from a self-regulation perspective, how people can adjust to challenging life circumstances and prevent the adverse consequences on their psychological, biological, and physical health (e.g., depression, cortisol dysregulation, or chronic disease).
This research program integrates theories from personality, developmental, and health psychology, and is based on the premise that there are reliable individual differences in people’s personality processes that determine the quality of life of individuals who confront problematic life situations.
The Montreal Aging and Health study
Join our team
Dr. Wrosch is accepting graduate students for the clinical profile and research profile.
Contact us: wrosch.lab@concordia.ca
Please note that we are not accepting any new volunteers at this time.
About the lab
The Personality, Aging, and Health Research Laboratory is directed by Carsten Wrosch, Ph.D.
Our lab is located on the Loyola Campus, in the Psychology Department, at Concordia University. We are also part of the Center of Research on Human Development (CRDH).
