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Carter Funkhouser

Assistant Professor of Medical Psychology in Psychiatry at the Columbia University Medical Center

Columbia University

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Columbia University

P&S

P&S Clinical

PSY DCAP

Carter Funkhouser is currently serving as a Columbia University Assistant Professor of Medical Psychology in Psychiatry at the Columbia University Medical Center at Columbia University.

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Carter Funkhouser

Columbia University

Assistant Professor of Medical Psychology in Psychiatry at the Columbia University Medical Center

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psychiatry psychology behavioral sciences mental health psychopathology depression health psychology affective disorders clinical psychology psychological trauma neuroscience developmental psychopathology adolescent health psychological medicine psychiatric research behavioral disorders adolescent psychology emotional selfregulation child psychology affective neuroscience psychiatric care developmental psychology abnormal child psychology jama psychiatry interpersonal violence adolescence applied psychology child abuse counseling psychology applied social psychology psychometrics psychophysics child psychiatry child mental health self-care intervention digital interventions young adults randomized pilot trial coach-supported versions mobile communication juvenile delinquency executive function diagnostic tests problematic smartphone use randomized controlled trials adolescent medicine psychiatric disorders benchmark studies cognitive psychology mental health interventions emotion regulation threat detection behavioral health traumatology severity dimensions longitudinal study reward positivity social feedback valence npu-threat task reliable startle response time-frequency eeg study cannabis users event-related potential smartphone communication linguistic markers passive monitoring adolescent depression

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233. Emotion-Processing Biases and Neural Connectivity in Remitted Major Depressive Disorder Among Adolescents. Biological Psychiatry (2025)

biological psychiatrydepressionpsychologypsychiatryemotionsemotion regulationneuroscience

Acceptability and Usability of a Digital Behavioral Health Platform for Youth at Risk of Suicide: User-Centered Design Study With Patients, Practitioners, and Business Gatekeepers. JMIR Formative Research (2025)

health communicationdesignhuman-computer interactionuser experiencemental healthclinical psychologychild-computer interactionpsychologypsychiatrydesign researchtelehealthpsychiatric carehealth technologyjama psychiatrycounseling psychologydigital healthmedical internet research

Early Changes in Passively Sensed Homestay Predict Depression Symptom Improvement During Digital Behavioral Activation. (2025)

anxiety disordersbiological psychiatrymental healthbehavioral disorderspsychopathologyclinical psychologyhealth psychologydepressionpsychologypsychiatric researchpsychiatrytranslational psychiatryaffective disorderspsychiatric epidemiologypsychological medicinepsychological assessmentbehavioral sciences

Eeg-Based Brain Connectivity and Sentiment Analysis From Smartphone Social Communication: Insights Into Remitted Major Depressive Disorder Among Adolescents. NPP—Digital Psychiatry and Neuroscience (2025)

psychiatric disordersdepressionpsychologypsychiatric researchpsychiatryaffective disordersaffective neuroscienceneuroscience

Longer Single-Session Interventions May Not Be Better: Evidence From Two Randomized Controlled Trials With Online Workers Facing Mental-Health Struggles. Clinical Psychological Science (2025)

clinical psychologymental healthdigital interventionspsychologypsychiatric caremental health interventions

Childhood Trauma, Emotion Regulation, Peer Attachment, and Family Functioning: A Longitudinal Network Analysis. Children and Youth Services Review (2024)

developmental psychologyfamily processchild developmentpsychological traumainterpersonal relationshipsadolescent healthpost-traumatic stress disorderabnormal child psychologypsychologychild abusefamily psychologysocial relationspsychiatryemotional selfregulationfamily relationsdevelopmental psychopathologybehavioral sciences

Engagement, Acceptability, and Effectiveness of the Self-Care and Coach-Supported Versions of the Vira Digital Behavior Change Platform Among Young Adults at Risk for Depression and Obesity: Pilot Randomized Controlled Trial. JMIR Mental Health (2024)

Lauren S WeinerRyann N CrowleyLisa B SheeberFrank H KoeglerJon F DavisMegan WellsCarter J FunkhouserRandy P AuerbachNicholas B Allen

self-care interventioncoach-supported versionsmental healthrandomized pilot trialdepressiondigital interventionsyoung adultsdigital healthbehavior change (public health)behavioral sciences

Engagement, Acceptability, and Effectiveness of the Vira Digital Behavior Change Platform: A Randomized Pilot Trial Comparing Self-Care and Coach-Supported Versions in Young Adults at Risk for Depression and Obesity. (2024)

Lauren S. WeinerRyann CrowleyLisa SheeberFrank KoeglerJon DavisMegan WellsCarter J. FunkhouserRandy Patrick AuerbachNicholas B. Allen

self-care interventioncoach-supported versionshealth communicationmental healthrandomized pilot trialadolescent healthdepressionpsychologyhealth psychologybenchmark studiespsychiatryyoung adultsbehavioral sciences

Is Social Media Increasing Risk for Mental Health Problems Among Youth?: It’s Complicated. (2024)

public healthyouth serviceshealth communicationonline informationmass communicationcommunicationmental healthsocial problemsapplied social psychologyadolescent healthabnormal child psychologysocial mediapsychiatrypsychiatric epidemiologyjama psychiatrymedical internet researchinterpersonal violence

Study Preregistration: Testing a Digital Suicide Risk Reduction Platform for Adolescents: A Pragmatic Randomized Controlled Trial. Journal of the American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry (2024)

Carter J. FunkhouserTrinity C. TseLauren S. WeinerDanielle deLuiseDavid PagliaccioKatherine DurhamColleen C. CullenZachary K. BlumkinCasey T. O’BrienNicholas B. AllenRandy P. Auerbach

public healthrandomized controlled trialsmental healthchild mental healthadolescent healthstudy preregistrationpsychiatrychild psychologyadolescent psychologychild psychiatryadolescent medicinehealth policy

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Carter Funkhouser

Assistant Professor of Medical Psychology in Psychiatry at the Columbia University Medical Center

Columbia University

Affiliations

Columbia University

P&S

P&S Clinical

PSY DCAP

Carter Funkhouser is currently serving as a Columbia University Assistant Professor of Medical Psychology in Psychiatry at the Columbia University Medical Center at Columbia University.

Honors

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Carter Funkhouser

Columbia University

Assistant Professor of Medical Psychology in Psychiatry at the Columbia University Medical Center

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

233. Emotion-Processing Biases and Neural Connectivity in Remitted Major Depressive Disorder Among Adolescents. Biological Psychiatry (2025)

biological psychiatrydepressionpsychologypsychiatryemotionsemotion regulationneuroscience

Early Changes in Passively Sensed Homestay Predict Depression Symptom Improvement During Digital Behavioral Activation. (2025)

psychiatric disordersdepressionpsychologypsychiatric researchpsychiatryaffective disordersaffective neuroscienceneuroscience

Longer Single-Session Interventions May Not Be Better: Evidence From Two Randomized Controlled Trials With Online Workers Facing Mental-Health Struggles. Clinical Psychological Science (2025)

clinical psychologymental healthdigital interventionspsychologypsychiatric caremental health interventions

Childhood Trauma, Emotion Regulation, Peer Attachment, and Family Functioning: A Longitudinal Network Analysis. Children and Youth Services Review (2024)

Lauren S WeinerRyann N CrowleyLisa B SheeberFrank H KoeglerJon F DavisMegan WellsCarter J FunkhouserRandy P AuerbachNicholas B Allen

self-care interventioncoach-supported versionsmental healthrandomized pilot trialdepressiondigital interventionsyoung adultsdigital healthbehavior change (public health)behavioral sciences

Lauren S. WeinerRyann CrowleyLisa SheeberFrank KoeglerJon DavisMegan WellsCarter J. FunkhouserRandy Patrick AuerbachNicholas B. Allen

Is Social Media Increasing Risk for Mental Health Problems Among Youth?: It’s Complicated. (2024)

Carter J. FunkhouserTrinity C. TseLauren S. WeinerDanielle deLuiseDavid PagliaccioKatherine DurhamColleen C. CullenZachary K. BlumkinCasey T. O’BrienNicholas B. AllenRandy P. Auerbach

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