Team: Previous Graduate Students

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  • Yasmine Griffin, BS

    Yasmine Griffin (she/her) is a second-year master’s student in the Clinical Psychology program at Ball State University. During her time at Ball State, Yasmine has refined her research interests in externalizing behaviors and in the assessment and evaluation of adolescents. Her research interests are exemplified in the projects she has conducted. Specifically, this past summer, […]

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  • Colette Delawalla, MA, MS

    Colette Delawalla (she/her) graduated in 2022 from Ball State University with master’s degrees in Clinical Psychology and Quantitative Psychology. While at Ball State, Colette worked as a Graduate Research Assistant in the P2 Lab and completed her thesis, “Positive and Negative Urgency: To Lump or to Split? An Investigation into Affect Specific Impulsive Behavior,” under […]

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  • Nicholas Mundell, MA, MS

    Nicholas (Nick) Mundell (he/him) graduated in July 2021 from the Clinical Psychology M.A. and Quantitative Psychology M.S. programs at Ball State University. Nick completed his thesis, which examined the role of demoralization in college students’ risky drinking, under Dr. Lee’s supervision. While at Ball State, Nick also served as a Graduate Assistant for Dr. Evette […]

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  • Megan Keen, MA, MS

    Megan Keen (she/her) graduated in 2021 from Ball State’s master’s programs in Clinical Psychology and Quantitative Psychology. As a master’s student, Megan served as a graduate assistant in the P2 lab and conducted investigations on underreporting response styles and the assessment of internalizing phenomena. She and Dr. Lee recently published a study on the assessment […]

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  • Katelyn Kasula, MA, MS

    Katelyn Kasula (she/her) earned her Master’s Degrees in Clinical Psychology and Quantitative Psychology in July 2020. During her time at Ball State, Katelyn worked as a graduate assistant for Dr. Lee and completed her thesis under Dr. Lee’s supervision. Katelyn’s thesis examined the potential for gender bias on scales of the MMPI-A using data from […]

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  • Jaiden Butler, MA, MS

    Jaiden Butler (she/her) earned her Master’s Degrees in Clinical Psychology and Quantitative Psychology in July 2020. During her time at Ball State, Jaiden worked as a graduate assistant for Dr. Lee and completed her thesis under Dr. Lee’s supervision. Jaiden’s thesis examined the validity of a widely used measure of psychopathy in a large sample […]

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  • Eva Argyriou, MA

    Eva Argyriou (she/her) earned her Master’s Degree in Clinical Psychology at Ball State University in July 2018. Eva worked closely with Dr. Lee while at Ball State and this collaboration led to the publication of a paper in the journal Addictive Behaviors in 2017. Eva also completed her thesis, which examined emotion regulation decision making processes in […]

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  • Nicole Lemaster, MA, MS

    Nicole Lemaster (they/them) was a graduate assistant for Dr. Tayla Lee’s Personality and Psychopathology Lab. They graduated from Ball State University in July of 2019 with Master’s degrees in Clinical and Quantitative Psychology. Nicole and Dr. Lee recently published a paper based on Nicole’s thesis, which examined the assessment of feigned ADHD. Nicole is currently […]

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  • Andrew Kremyar, MA

    Andy Kremyar (he/him) earned his Master’s Degree in Clinical Psychology at Ball State University in July 2018. While at Ball State, Andy was a graduate assistant in the Personality and Psychopathology Lab. Andy’s thesis, completed under Dr. Lee’s supervision, examined the construct validity of affect sensitivity and its components, anxiety sensitivity and distress intolerance. Andy […]

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  • Jordan Hall, MA

    Jordan Hall (she/her) earned her Master’s Degree in Clinical Psychology at Ball State University in July 2018. While at Ball State, Jordan was a graduate assistant in the Personality and Psychopathology lab, as well as the Psychophysiological Attention, Cognition, and Emotion (PACE) lab. Her thesis, supervised by Dr. Lee, was an examination of the construct […]

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