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Benjamin L Hankin

Fred and Ruby Kanfer Endowed Professor

UIUC

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College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

Department of Psychology

Benjamin L Hankin is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts & Sciences Fred and Ruby Kanfer Endowed Professor at Uiuc.

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UIUC

Fred and Ruby Kanfer Endowed Professor

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psychology psychiatry mental health psychopathology depression affective disorders developmental psychology developmental psychopathology adolescent psychology adolescent health mood symptom abnormal child psychology adolescence behavioral sciences child psychology psychiatric research psychological trauma child development psychological assessment behavioral disorders child mental health anxiety disorders psychological co-morbidities stress (biology) psychological medicine psychiatric disorders child psychiatry pediatrics biological psychiatry social stress family psychology psychosocial research emotion regulation social-emotional development developmental science affective neuroscience psychosocial factors experimental psychopathology emotional development depressive symptoms prenatal care mood spectrum attachment theory applied social psychology personality assessment psychosocial issues stress biomarkers mental health interventions cognitive vulnerability peer relationships emotional responses maternal complications youth depression personality disorders executive function adolescent depression psychometrics high-risk pregnancies family relations developmental epidemiology negative affect neuropsychological functioning stress generation nonsuicidal self-injury sex differences comorbid psychiatric disorders personality development anxiety symptoms stress reactivity gender differences stress perspective construct validity cortisol reactivity cognitive vulnerabilities prospective elevations social anxiety

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Bidirectional Associations Between Early Adolescent Internalizing Symptoms and Positive Affect Regulation Strategy Use in Daily-Life: An Experience Sampling Method Study. Research on Child and Adolescent Psychopathology (2025)

Julianne M GriffithErin E LongBenjamin L Hankin

developmental psychologymethod studymental healthbehavioral disordersadolescent healthpsychologypositive psychologyadolescenceadolescent psychologyemotional selfregulationemotion regulationaffective disordersbehavioral sciences

CORRECTION: Individual Differences in Intolerance of Uncertainty is Primarily Linked to the Structure of Inferior Frontal Regions. Cognitive Affective & Behavioral Neuroscience (2025)

Kenneth W. CarlsonHarry R. SmolkerLouisa L. SmithHannah R. SnyderBenjamin L. HankinMarie T. Banich

individual differencesdifferential psychologypsychologyexperimental psychologyinferior frontal regionsbrain functionaffective neurosciencecognitive scienceapplied cognitive psychologyneurosciencebehavioral neurosciencepsychological science

Early Adolescent Social Anxiety and (Mal)Adaptive Responses to Interpersonal Stress: Exploring Associations in Daily Life. The Journal of Early Adolescence (2025)

Caley R. LaneJulianne M. GriffithBenjamin L. Hankin

behavioral disordersaffective disordersbehavioral sciencesdevelopmental psychologyadolescent psychologyemotional selfregulationregulation strategy useadolescent healthpsychologysocial stresspsychiatryemotion regulationanxiety disordersemotional developmentmental healthinterpersonal stressphysical anxiety symptomsstress (biology)developmental psychopathology

Evaluating a Hierarchical Structural Model of Psychopathology Symptoms Across Pregnancy and the Postpartum Period. (2025)

Cassandra M BrandesHannah ClarkCatherine DemersElysia Poggi DavisBenjamin Hankin

hierarchical structural modelhierarchical structurepsychiatric disorderspsychological traumamental healthmood symptompsychopathologyhigh-risk pregnanciespostpartum periodpsychologypsychiatric researchmaternal healthpsychiatryaffective disorderspsychological co-morbiditiespsychological medicine

Experiences of Discrimination During Pregnancy Predict Altered Neonatal Hair Cortisol at Birth. Psychoneuroendocrinology (2025)

Kimberly D'Anna-HernandezLillyBelle K DeerÖzlü AranKenia M RiveraMelissa Nevarez-BrewsterJenalee R DoomBenjamin L HankinM Camille HoffmanElysia Poggi Davis

child developmentneonatal hair cortisolprenatal carepsychologyobstetrics and gynaecologymaternal healthearly life exposuresstress (biology)pregnancy predicthealth sciencespregnancy hypertension

Growth Following Adversity is Rare: Evidence From a Multi-Informant Longitudinal Study of Children and Adolescents. Journal of Research in Personality (2025)

Cavan V. BonnerBenjamin L. HankinJami F. YoungBrent W. Roberts

developmental psychologymulti-informant longitudinal studychild developmentadolescent healthlongitudinal studiespsychologysocial-emotional developmenthuman developmentchild psychologyadolescenceadolescent psychologydevelopmental sciencedevelopmental psychopathologyjuvenile delinquencybehavioral sciences

Growth Following Adversity is Rare: Evidence From a Multi-Informant Longitudinal Study of Children and Adolescents. (2025)

Cavan Vaux BonnerBenjamin HankinJami YoungBrent Roberts

human developmentchild psychologyresilienceadolescencebehavioral sciencesdevelopmental psychologypsychological traumagrowth following adversitylongitudinal studiessocial-emotional developmentadolescent psychologymulti-informant longitudinal studyapplied developmental psychologychild developmentadolescent healthpsychologychild abusesocial psychologydevelopmental sciencepsychosocial researchdevelopmental psychopathology

Individual Differences in Intolerance of Uncertainty is Primarily Linked to the Structure of Inferior Frontal Regions. Cognitive Affective & Behavioral Neuroscience (2025)

Kenneth W. CarlsonHarry R. SmolkerLouisa L. SmithHannah R. SynderBenjamin L. HankinMarie T. Banich

anxiety disordersindividual differencespsychiatric disordersbehavioral disorderspsychopathologyexperimental psychopathologydepressionpsychologypsychiatric researchpsychiatryaffective disordersinferior frontal regionsemotion regulationemotional selfregulationinferior frontal cortexpsychological co-morbiditiesaffective neuroscienceneuroscience

Intrinsic Functional Connectivity Associated With γ‑Aminobutyric Acid and Glutamate/Glutamine in the Lateral Prefrontal Cortex and Internalizing Psychopathology in Adolescents. Neuroscience Bulletin (2025)

Kai WangHarry R SmolkerMark S BrownHannah R SnyderYu ChengBenjamin L HankinMarie T Banich

cognitive neurosciencebiological psychiatryneuropsychologylateral prefrontal cortexinternalizing psychopathologyγ‑aminobutyric acidpsychologypsychiatric researchsystems neurosciencepsychiatryneurodevelopmental disordersbrain functionneuropsychiatryneurosciencebrain structuredevelopmental cognitive neuroscience

Investigating the Dynamic Relations Between Maternal Sleep and Depression Across Pregnancy. Journal of Mood and Anxiety Disorders (2025)

Melissa Nevarez-BrewsterAnna M. ZhouJenalee R. DoomBenjamin L. HankinElysia Poggi Davis

biological psychiatrysleep medicinemood symptommental healthdepression across pregnancydepressionpsychologysleepmaternal healthpsychiatrymaternal complicationssleep disorderspsychoneuroendocrinologydynamic relationsmaternal sleepaffective disorders

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Benjamin L Hankin

Fred and Ruby Kanfer Endowed Professor

UIUC

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

Department of Psychology

Benjamin L Hankin is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts & Sciences Fred and Ruby Kanfer Endowed Professor at Uiuc.

Honors

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Experiences

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Benjamin L Hankin

UIUC

Fred and Ruby Kanfer Endowed Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Julianne M GriffithErin E LongBenjamin L Hankin

CORRECTION: Individual Differences in Intolerance of Uncertainty is Primarily Linked to the Structure of Inferior Frontal Regions. Cognitive Affective & Behavioral Neuroscience (2025)

Kenneth W. CarlsonHarry R. SmolkerLouisa L. SmithHannah R. SnyderBenjamin L. HankinMarie T. Banich

Early Adolescent Social Anxiety and (Mal)Adaptive Responses to Interpersonal Stress: Exploring Associations in Daily Life. The Journal of Early Adolescence (2025)

Caley R. LaneJulianne M. GriffithBenjamin L. Hankin

Evaluating a Hierarchical Structural Model of Psychopathology Symptoms Across Pregnancy and the Postpartum Period. (2025)

Cassandra M BrandesHannah ClarkCatherine DemersElysia Poggi DavisBenjamin Hankin

Experiences of Discrimination During Pregnancy Predict Altered Neonatal Hair Cortisol at Birth. Psychoneuroendocrinology (2025)

Kimberly D'Anna-HernandezLillyBelle K DeerÖzlü AranKenia M RiveraMelissa Nevarez-BrewsterJenalee R DoomBenjamin L HankinM Camille HoffmanElysia Poggi Davis

child developmentneonatal hair cortisolprenatal carepsychologyobstetrics and gynaecologymaternal healthearly life exposuresstress (biology)pregnancy predicthealth sciencespregnancy hypertension

Growth Following Adversity is Rare: Evidence From a Multi-Informant Longitudinal Study of Children and Adolescents. Journal of Research in Personality (2025)

Cavan V. BonnerBenjamin L. HankinJami F. YoungBrent W. Roberts

Growth Following Adversity is Rare: Evidence From a Multi-Informant Longitudinal Study of Children and Adolescents. (2025)

Cavan Vaux BonnerBenjamin HankinJami YoungBrent Roberts

Individual Differences in Intolerance of Uncertainty is Primarily Linked to the Structure of Inferior Frontal Regions. Cognitive Affective & Behavioral Neuroscience (2025)

Kenneth W. CarlsonHarry R. SmolkerLouisa L. SmithHannah R. SynderBenjamin L. HankinMarie T. Banich

Kai WangHarry R SmolkerMark S BrownHannah R SnyderYu ChengBenjamin L HankinMarie T Banich

Investigating the Dynamic Relations Between Maternal Sleep and Depression Across Pregnancy. Journal of Mood and Anxiety Disorders (2025)

Melissa Nevarez-BrewsterAnna M. ZhouJenalee R. DoomBenjamin L. HankinElysia Poggi Davis

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