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TIMOTHY LAWRENCE
Assistant Professor
Dr. Timothy Lawrence is a licensed psychologist and Assistant Professor in the Department of Educational Psychology in the Counseling Psychology Doctoral Program. Dr. Lawrence's research interest includes at-risk youth and families and examines risk factors for adolescent adverse outcomes such as aggression and antisocial behavior, developmental psychopathology, dysfunctional family patterns (e.g., exposure to family violence, sibling violence, child abuse), emotions, substance use, offender rehabilitation, and psych-law decision-making.

Education
Ph.D., Clinical Adolescent Psychology, Prairie View A&M University (2022)
B.S., Psychology, Prairie View A&M University (2016)
COURSES TAUGHT
CPSY-685. Directed Studies
Fall
CPSY-690. Theory of Counseling Psychology Research
Spring
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
Journal Articles
Lawrence, T. I. (2024). Pro-bullying attitudes and impulsivity link polyvictimization to adolescent aggression. Professional Psychology: Research and Practice.
Lawrence, T. I., & Ettekal, I. (2024). Testing the Diathesis and Transactional Stress Models Among African American Adolescents. The Counseling Psychologist, 00110000241243100.
Lawrence, T. I, Wojciechowski, T., Fitzgerald, M., & T Watson, S. (2024). The transition from physical sibling abuse to bullying perpetration through trait anger: A longitudinal study. Journal of Adolescence.
Lawrence, T. I., & Wojciechowski, T. W. (2024). Longitudinal Trajectories of Physical Teen Dating Perpetration and Trait Anger Expression: A Group-Based Trajectory Approach. Journal of Interpersonal Violence, 08862605241276002.
Lawrence, T. I., Wojciechowski, T. W., Allen, J. P., Tolentino, M., & Hajovsky, D. B. (2024). Longitudinal examination of marijuana use and physical teen dating violence: Antisocial peers and impulsivity as mediators. Child Abuse & Neglect, 156, 107016.
Wojciechowski, T., & Lawrence, T. I. (2024). Understanding Pathways to Physical Teen Dating Violence: Social Learning Theory vs. Birds of a Feather Hypothesis. Journal of Family Violence, 1-13.