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Elizabeth T. Kneeland

Amherst College

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Department Of Psychology

NoneElizabeth T. Kneeland is currently serving as a Psychology faculty at Amherst College.

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psychology psychiatry emotion regulation behavioral sciences mental health emotions affective disorders clinical psychology emotional selfregulation psychopathology affect depression cognitive science psychological medicine psychiatric research anxiety disorders educational psychology cognitive psychology cognitive therapy counseling psychology psychological science psychiatric care addiction medicine psychological trauma affective neuroscience emotion malleability beliefs pain research substance use applied social psychology higher education behavior therapy social stress pain syndromes mood symptom psychiatric disorders suicide pain catastrophizing child psychology pain medicine experimental psychopathology pain mechanism stress management pain therapy opioid use disorder psychiatric diseases positive psychology personality psychology irrationality apathy psychological co-morbidities affective variables emotional responses psychosocial research adaptive emotions human cognition relapse prevention addiction treatment tobacco use clinical science emotion malleability social anxiety spontaneous regulation college transition acute psychiatric treatment general emotions treatment outcomes emotional experiences daily life emotion beliefs distress intolerance emotional stress reactivity emotion regulation flexibility

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Dissociable Impacts of Biological and Functional Framings of Depression: An Experimental Approach. Figshare (2026)

biological psychiatrypsychiatric disordersdissociable impactsmental healthexperimental approachdepressionpsychologypsychiatric researchpsychiatryfunctional framingsemotion regulationaffective neuroscienceaffective disorders

Associations of Specific Emotion and Symptom Mindsets With Clinical Symptoms, Treatment Attitudes, and Treatment Preference. Anxiety Stress & Coping (2025)

clinical psychologysymptom managementpsychopathologypsychologycognitive therapypsychiatryemotionsspecific emotionemotion regulationemotional selfregulationclinical symptomstreatment preferencecounseling psychologypsychological medicineapplied psychology

How We Think About How We Feel: Links to Suicidal Ideation. Motivation and Emotion (2025)

affectirrationalitypsychological traumamental healthdeath studiespsychologypsychiatryemotionsaffective disordersapathyemotional selfregulationpsychological co-morbiditiessuicideapplied psychologypsychological sciencebehavioral sciences

Me Versus Everyone: Discrepancies Between General and Personal Emotion Malleability Beliefs Predict Clinical Symptoms, Affect, and Emotion Regulation.. Emotion (2025)

affectclinical psychologyme versus everyoneaffective variablespsychosocial researchhealth psychologypsychologypsychiatryemotional responsespersonal emotion malleabilityemotionsaffective disordersemotion regulationemotional selfregulationpsychological medicineapplied psychologybehavioral sciences

Where Do “Chemical Imbalance” Beliefs Come From? Evaluating the Impact of Different Sources. Frontiers in Psychology (2025)

Hans S. SchroderJordyn ToveyReni ForerWilliam SchultzElizabeth T. KneelandJason S. Moser

psychological sciencedifferent sourcespsychologychemical imbalanceexperimental psychologycognitive psychology

Comparing Biogenetic With Functional Descriptions of Depression: Impacts on Stigma, Beliefs About Recovery, and Treatment Attitudes.. Stigma and Health (2024)

Hans S. SchroderAndrew DevendorfElizabeth T. KneelandJason S. MoserBrian J. Zikmund-Fisher

public healthmental healthdepressiontreatment attitudesstigma

Corrigendum to “Depression Self-Labeling in U.S. College Students: Associations With Perceived Control and Coping Strategies”. [J. Affect. Disord. 351 (2024) 202–210]. Journal of Affective Disorders (2024)

Isaac L. AhuviaJessica L. SchleiderElizabeth T. KneelandJason S. MoserHans S. Schroder

mental healthhigher educationdepressionpsychologypsychiatryeducational psychologyjournalism

Depression Self-Labeling in U.S. College Students: Associations With Perceived Control and Coping Strategies. Journal of Affective Disorders (2024)

Isaac L. AhuviaJessica L. SchleiderElizabeth T. KneelandJason S. MoserHans S. Schroder

depression self-labelingmental healthhigher educationdepressionpsychologypsychiatryeducational psychologycoping strategiesstigmabehavioral sciences

Emotion Regulation Strategy Scale. PsycTESTS Dataset (2024)

affectpsychologyapplied psychologybehavioral researchemotionsemotion regulationemotional selfregulationaffective neuroscienceaffective disordersbehavioral sciences

How I Think About How I Feel: Personal Beliefs About Emotion Prospectively Predict Suicide-Related Outcomes and Depression Symptoms. Journal of Psychiatric Research (2024)

personal beliefsmood symptompsychological traumamental healthpredict suicide-related outcomespsychopathologydepression symptomsdepressionpsychologypsychiatric researchpsychiatryaffective disorderssuicide

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Elizabeth T. Kneeland

Amherst College

Affiliations

Department Of Psychology

NoneElizabeth T. Kneeland is currently serving as a Psychology faculty at Amherst College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Elizabeth T. Kneeland

Amherst College

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Dissociable Impacts of Biological and Functional Framings of Depression: An Experimental Approach. Figshare (2026)

Associations of Specific Emotion and Symptom Mindsets With Clinical Symptoms, Treatment Attitudes, and Treatment Preference. Anxiety Stress & Coping (2025)

How We Think About How We Feel: Links to Suicidal Ideation. Motivation and Emotion (2025)

Me Versus Everyone: Discrepancies Between General and Personal Emotion Malleability Beliefs Predict Clinical Symptoms, Affect, and Emotion Regulation.. Emotion (2025)

Where Do “Chemical Imbalance” Beliefs Come From? Evaluating the Impact of Different Sources. Frontiers in Psychology (2025)

Hans S. SchroderJordyn ToveyReni ForerWilliam SchultzElizabeth T. KneelandJason S. Moser

psychological sciencedifferent sourcespsychologychemical imbalanceexperimental psychologycognitive psychology

Comparing Biogenetic With Functional Descriptions of Depression: Impacts on Stigma, Beliefs About Recovery, and Treatment Attitudes.. Stigma and Health (2024)

Hans S. SchroderAndrew DevendorfElizabeth T. KneelandJason S. MoserBrian J. Zikmund-Fisher

public healthmental healthdepressiontreatment attitudesstigma

Isaac L. AhuviaJessica L. SchleiderElizabeth T. KneelandJason S. MoserHans S. Schroder

mental healthhigher educationdepressionpsychologypsychiatryeducational psychologyjournalism

Depression Self-Labeling in U.S. College Students: Associations With Perceived Control and Coping Strategies. Journal of Affective Disorders (2024)

Isaac L. AhuviaJessica L. SchleiderElizabeth T. KneelandJason S. MoserHans S. Schroder

depression self-labelingmental healthhigher educationdepressionpsychologypsychiatryeducational psychologycoping strategiesstigmabehavioral sciences

Emotion Regulation Strategy Scale. PsycTESTS Dataset (2024)

affectpsychologyapplied psychologybehavioral researchemotionsemotion regulationemotional selfregulationaffective neuroscienceaffective disordersbehavioral sciences

How I Think About How I Feel: Personal Beliefs About Emotion Prospectively Predict Suicide-Related Outcomes and Depression Symptoms. Journal of Psychiatric Research (2024)

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