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Daniel Bagner

Professor; Director of Clinical Training

Florida International University

Affiliations

College of Arts, Sciences & Education

School of Integrated Science and Humanity

Department of Psychology

Daniel Bagner is currently serving as a College Of Arts, Sciences & Education Professor; Director of Clinical Training at Florida International University.

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Daniel Bagner

Florida International University

Professor; Director of Clinical Training

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behavioral sciences child development pediatrics psychology developmental psychopathology child psychology developmental psychology psychiatry family psychology mental health adolescent health adolescent psychology child psychiatry developmental delay early childhood development young children clinical psychology applied developmental psychology early childhood parental care parent-child interaction therapy educational psychology child mental health social psychology health psychology psychopathology adolescence behavior problems preterm birth child health behavior therapy parent training behavior modification psychometrics neonatology abnormal child psychology psychological assessment family involvement behavior management environmental exposures systematic review maternal depression children born premature behavioral parent training psychometric evaluation infant language production executive functioning child behavior problems family relations school psychology child abuse family process parent leadership clinical psychiatry social-emotional development cultural psychology executive function cognitive behavioral interventions cognitive psychology disruptive behavior child behavior callous-unemotional traits family practice family violence child language victimology abnormal development language comprehension exploratory data analysis underserved populations behavior analysis benchmark studies loneliness psychosocial research emotion regulation evidence-based interventions early childhood education childhood behavior problems

Notable Scholarly Works

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Assessing Variability in Children’s Exposure to Contaminants in Food: A Longitudinal Non-Targeted Analysis Study in Miami, Florida. Journal of Xenobiotics (2025)

Luciana Teresa Dias CappeliniOlutobi Daniel OgunbiyiVinícius Guimarães FerreiraMymuna MonemCarolina Cuchimaque LugoMonica Beatriz PerezPiero GardinaliFlorence GeorgeDaniel M. BagnerNatalia Quinete

public healthhealth sciencesepidemiologyfood contaminantsenvironmental exposureshuman exposureenvironmental healthfood safety

Monitoring Emerging Contaminants in Soil and Household Dust Samples by Non-Targeted Analysis in the Greater Miami Area, Florida. Journal of AOAC International (2025)

Luciana Teresa Dias CappeliniOlutobi Daniel OgunbiyiVinícius Guimarães FerreiraCarolina Cuchimaque LugoMonica Beatriz PerezMymuna MonemFlorence GeorgePiero GardinaliDaniel M BagnerNatalia Quinete

water qualityhousehold dust samplesaerosol scienceenvironmental sciencegreater miami areaair qualityenvironmental remediationenvironmental monitoringpollution monitoringaerosol samplingpublic healthearth scienceenvironmental toxicologysoil contaminationnon-targeted analysisatmospheric measurement techniquepollution detectionpesticide sciencesoil pollutionindoor air qualitysoil biology

Caregiver Distress and Child Behavior Problems in Children With Developmental Delay From Predominantly Minoritized Backgrounds. Journal of Clinical Child & Adolescent Psychology (2024)

Brynna H. BlanchetTimothy HayesCaroline GillensonKeara NeumanPerrine HeymannJonathan S. ComerDaniel M. Bagner

child behavior problemspsychiatryadolescent healthdevelopmental delaydevelopmental psychopathologydevelopmental psychologydisadvantaged backgroundcaregiver distresspsychologychild psychologyadolescent psychologybehavioral sciencesclinical psychologyadolescence

Innovative Non-Targeted Screening Approach Using High-Resolution Mass Spectrometry for Identification of Specific Tracers of Soil and Dust Exposure in Children. (2024)

Ogunbiyi, OlutobiDias Cappelini, Luciana TeresaMonem, MymunaMejias, EmilyGeorge, FlorenceGardinali, PieroBagner, Daniel M.Quinete, Natalia Soares

public healthepidemiologyair pollutionspecific tracersdust exposurehigh-resolution mass spectrometryhealth sciences

Innovative Non-Targeted Screening Approach Using High-Resolution Mass Spectrometry for the Screening of Organic Chemicals and Identification of Specific Tracers of Soil and Dust Exposure in Children. Journal of Hazardous Materials (2024)

Olutobi Daniel OgunbiyiLuciana Teresa Dias CappeliniMymuna MonemEmily MejiasFlorence GeorgePiero GardinaliDaniel M. BagnerNatalia Quinete

public healthenvironmental exposuressoil contaminationorganic chemicalsair pollutionenvironmental healthanalytical chemistryspecific tracersenvironmental engineeringhigh-resolution mass spectrometry

Promoting Healthy Screen Media Use in Young Children With Externalizing Behavior Problems Through an Adapted Parenting Intervention: Results of an Open Trial. Cognitive and Behavioral Practice (2024)

Shayl F. GriffithKatie C. HartSamantha M. CasanovaAllison C. GoodmanJenny S. RadeskyRex ForehandDaniel M. Bagner

health promotionbehavior managementapplied developmental psychologychild psychologyeducational psychologyearly childhood developmentbehavior problemsbehavior modificationapplied cognitive psychologycognitive sciencehealthy screen mediacognitive psychologyparental careearly childhood educationyoung childrenadapted parenting interventionopen trialimplementation researchcognitive behavioral interventionsbehavioral scienceshealth communicationeducationchild development

Promoting Healthy Screen Use in Children With Externalizing Behavior. Child Development Perspectives (2024)

Shayl F. GriffithDaniel M. BagnerKatie C. Hart

child developmenthealth promotioneducationhealthy screen use

Telehealth Parenting Program and Salivary Epigenetic Biomarkers in Preschool Children With Developmental Delay. JAMA Network Open (2024)

Sarah M. MerrillChristina HoganAnne K. BozackAndres CardenasJonathan S. ComerDaniel M. BagnerApril HighlanderJustin Parent

public healthpreschool childrendevelopmental delaytelehealthsalivary epigenetic biomarkers

A Pilot Trial of a Home-Based Parenting Intervention for High-Risk Infants: Effects on and Moderating Role of Effortful Control. Behavior Therapy (2023)

Keara J. NeumanDaniel M. Bagner

effortful controldevelopmental psychopathologybehavioral sciencespilot trialbehavior therapyhome-based parenting interventionchild psychologyhigh-risk infantschild developmentrehabilitation

A Preliminary Study of Executive Functioning in Preterm-Born Children. Advances in Neonatal Care (2023)

Caroline J. GillensonDaniel M. BagnerAshley Darcy MahoneyMelissa Baralt

pediatricsneurologyneonatologypreterm-born childrenearly childhood developmentexecutive functioningexecutive functionpreterm birthneurosciencecognitive developmentchild developmentpreliminary study

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Daniel Bagner

Professor; Director of Clinical Training

Florida International University

Affiliations

College of Arts, Sciences & Education

School of Integrated Science and Humanity

Department of Psychology

Daniel Bagner is currently serving as a College Of Arts, Sciences & Education Professor; Director of Clinical Training at Florida International University.

Honors

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Daniel Bagner

Florida International University

Professor; Director of Clinical Training

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Assessing Variability in Children’s Exposure to Contaminants in Food: A Longitudinal Non-Targeted Analysis Study in Miami, Florida. Journal of Xenobiotics (2025)

Luciana Teresa Dias CappeliniOlutobi Daniel OgunbiyiVinícius Guimarães FerreiraMymuna MonemCarolina Cuchimaque LugoMonica Beatriz PerezPiero GardinaliFlorence GeorgeDaniel M. BagnerNatalia Quinete

public healthhealth sciencesepidemiologyfood contaminantsenvironmental exposureshuman exposureenvironmental healthfood safety

Monitoring Emerging Contaminants in Soil and Household Dust Samples by Non-Targeted Analysis in the Greater Miami Area, Florida. Journal of AOAC International (2025)

Luciana Teresa Dias CappeliniOlutobi Daniel OgunbiyiVinícius Guimarães FerreiraCarolina Cuchimaque LugoMonica Beatriz PerezMymuna MonemFlorence GeorgePiero GardinaliDaniel M BagnerNatalia Quinete

Caregiver Distress and Child Behavior Problems in Children With Developmental Delay From Predominantly Minoritized Backgrounds. Journal of Clinical Child & Adolescent Psychology (2024)

Brynna H. BlanchetTimothy HayesCaroline GillensonKeara NeumanPerrine HeymannJonathan S. ComerDaniel M. Bagner

Innovative Non-Targeted Screening Approach Using High-Resolution Mass Spectrometry for Identification of Specific Tracers of Soil and Dust Exposure in Children. (2024)

Ogunbiyi, OlutobiDias Cappelini, Luciana TeresaMonem, MymunaMejias, EmilyGeorge, FlorenceGardinali, PieroBagner, Daniel M.Quinete, Natalia Soares

public healthepidemiologyair pollutionspecific tracersdust exposurehigh-resolution mass spectrometryhealth sciences

Olutobi Daniel OgunbiyiLuciana Teresa Dias CappeliniMymuna MonemEmily MejiasFlorence GeorgePiero GardinaliDaniel M. BagnerNatalia Quinete

public healthenvironmental exposuressoil contaminationorganic chemicalsair pollutionenvironmental healthanalytical chemistryspecific tracersenvironmental engineeringhigh-resolution mass spectrometry

Shayl F. GriffithKatie C. HartSamantha M. CasanovaAllison C. GoodmanJenny S. RadeskyRex ForehandDaniel M. Bagner

Promoting Healthy Screen Use in Children With Externalizing Behavior. Child Development Perspectives (2024)

Shayl F. GriffithDaniel M. BagnerKatie C. Hart

child developmenthealth promotioneducationhealthy screen use

Telehealth Parenting Program and Salivary Epigenetic Biomarkers in Preschool Children With Developmental Delay. JAMA Network Open (2024)

Sarah M. MerrillChristina HoganAnne K. BozackAndres CardenasJonathan S. ComerDaniel M. BagnerApril HighlanderJustin Parent

public healthpreschool childrendevelopmental delaytelehealthsalivary epigenetic biomarkers

A Pilot Trial of a Home-Based Parenting Intervention for High-Risk Infants: Effects on and Moderating Role of Effortful Control. Behavior Therapy (2023)

Keara J. NeumanDaniel M. Bagner

effortful controldevelopmental psychopathologybehavioral sciencespilot trialbehavior therapyhome-based parenting interventionchild psychologyhigh-risk infantschild developmentrehabilitation

A Preliminary Study of Executive Functioning in Preterm-Born Children. Advances in Neonatal Care (2023)

Caroline J. GillensonDaniel M. BagnerAshley Darcy MahoneyMelissa Baralt

pediatricsneurologyneonatologypreterm-born childrenearly childhood developmentexecutive functioningexecutive functionpreterm birthneurosciencecognitive developmentchild developmentpreliminary study

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