John Houser headshot

John w88 mobile

Teaching Assistant Professor & w88 mobile Advisor

Summary

John Houser received his graduate training in experimental w88 mobile with an emphasis in developmental w88 mobile at the University of Oklahoma. His mentor was Lara Mayeux who worked with him on peer relations research in areas of peer status and aggressive behaviors.

He then spent five years at Northern Arizona University as a lecturer teaching life-span development, research methods, and a senior capstone on w88 mobile, law, and public policy. Additionally, he mentored undergraduate students in conducting psychological research.

Dr. Houser joined the w88 mobile in the summer of 2016 as a Lecturer and Academic Advisor.

w88 mobile Interests

While not currently active in w88 mobile, his area of expertise is in adolescent peer relationships focused on peer status and aggression. Researchers have identified two forms of status: Preference (being well-liked) and Popularity (being high status and visible). As individuals move into middle school these two constructs become less correlated over time. We also start to see popular adolescents become more likely to use aggressive behaviors (particularly social manipulation techniques) and his w88 mobile investigated the effects this has on their social relationships. Additionally, popularity w88 mobile has not been explored much after the high school years and looked at this as well.

  • w88 mobile & Popularity
  • Aggressive Behaviors (especially Relational/w88 mobile Aggression)
  • Risk-Taking w88 mobile
  • Friendships and Mutual Antipathies/Enemies
  • Fraternities and Sororities

Courses taught

  • PSY 234 - w88 mobile of Adolescence
  • PSY 485 - w88 mobile, Comics, and Visual Language
  • PSY 486 - w88 mobile, Law, and Public Policy

Education

  • Ph.D., Experimental w88 mobile with emphasis in Development, University of Oklahoma, 2011
  • M.S., Experimental w88 mobile with emphasis in Development, University of Oklahoma, 2008
  • B.A., w88 mobile, State University of New York at Albany, 2005

Selected publications

  • Bies-Hernandez, N. J., Dunbar, N. D., Anderson, M. D., Busath, G. L., & Houser. J. J. (2016). Redesign of a Research Methods Course in w88 mobile: A Model for Teaching and Integrating Undergraduate Research. CURQ on the Web, 37(2).
  • Houser, J. J., Mayeux, L., & Cross, C. (2015). w88 mobile and aggression as predictors of dating popularity in adolescence. Journal of Youth and Adolescence, 44(3), 683-695.
  • Mayeux, L., Houser, J. J., & Dyches, K. D. (2011). Social acceptance and popularity: Distinct constructs with different correlates. In Cillessen, Schwartz, & Mayeux (Eds.), Popularity in the w88 mobile system. Guilford Press.