Racz, Sarah
Assistant Clinical Professor
Department of Psychology
College of Behavioral and Social Sciences
2123J/K Biology-Psychology Building
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301-405-5932
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General Research Interests:
- Family and parenting factors influencing the developmental course of childhood and adolescence
- Childhood externalizing behaviors (e.g., conduct problems, delinquency) and the family, school and community factors implicated in the development and continuation of those behaviors
- Statistical models of change, particularly longitudinal latent variable modeling approaches
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Education:
- 2011-2012, APA Accredited Predoctoral Clinical Internship, Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental & Related Disabilities (LEND) Trainee, Kennedy Krieger Institute/Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
- 2008-2012, Ph.D., Child Clinical Psychology, University of Washington, Thesis: Parental Monitoring: An Examination of Antecedents and Bidirectional Associations with Child and Adolescent Conduct Problems
- 2005-2008, M.S., Child Clinical Psychology, University of Washington
- 1999-2003, B.A., Psychology, Cornell University, Graduation with Distinction