Bio
Dr. Phillips joined NSU faculty in 2011, where she is currently ranked as a Professor
of Psychology and Counseling. Her research is informed both by traditional Social
Psychology and Evolutionary Psychology. Within this framework, most of her research
has consisted of two main topic areas: The general process of forgiveness, and reactions
to infidelity within romantic relationships.
How individuals process and deal with interpersonal transgressions ranging from mild
offenses, which seem to be part of our daily interactions, to more severe ones, such
as infidelity within romantic relationships.
I currently teach Experimental Psychology & Social Psychology. I have also taught
courses in Psychological Statistics, Evolutionary Psychology, Personal Relationships
and Introductory Psychology
Courses Taught:
- EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY LAB - PSYC 3574 - Fall 2020
- SPECIAL PROBLEMS IN PSYCHOLOGY - PSYC 4453 - Fall 2020
- DIRECTED STUDY & READINGS - PSYC 4423 - Spring 2020
- SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY - PSYC 4673 - Spring 2020
- EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY W/ LAB - PSYC 3574 - Fall 2019
- HIST & SYSTEMS OF PSYCHOLOGY - PSYC 4513 - Fall 2019
- INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY - PSYC 1113 - Spring 2019
- SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY - PSYC 4673 - Spring 2019
- SPECIAL PROBLEMS IN PSYCHOLOGY - PSYC 4453 - Fall 2018
- DIRECTED RESEARCH - PSYC 4473 - Fall 2018
- SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY - PSYC 4673 - Spring 2018
- HIST & SYSTEMS OF PSYCHOLOGY - PSYC 4513 - Spring 2018
