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Martin Seehuus

Associate Professor of Psychology

Middlebury College

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Department Of Psychology

Studies Of Gender, Sexuality, And Feminist

Martin Seehuus is currently serving as a Psychology Associate Professor of Psychology at Middlebury College.

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Middlebury College

Associate Professor of Psychology

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College Student Mental Health is Stable Across College Career, but Declining Over Time. Journal of Adolescence (2025)

clinical psychologywell-beingpsychiatric carepsychiatric researchpsychologybehavioral healthmental healthapplied psychologymental health interventionspsychiatrycommunity mental health

From Sleeplessness to Solitude: Emotional Repair as a Buffer Between Insomnia and Loneliness in University Students. Frontiers in Sleep (2025)

university studentsinsomniasocial-emotional wellbeingcounseling psychologysocial isolationpsychologyemotional selfregulationapplied social psychologymental healthemotional repairsocial sciencesapplied psychologylonelinessindependent studieswell-beingpsychosocial researchpsychological traumasleep

Irb Approval/Exemption Documentation. OSF Preprints (OSF Preprints) (2025)

regulationirb approval/exemption documentationpublic policydocumentationregulatory approval

PSA005: Stereotype Threat. OSF Preprints (OSF Preprints) (2025)

social identity theorydeviance (sociology)intersectionalitystereotype threatsocial identitypsychologystigmaapplied social psychologysocial categorizationpsychological sciencegender stereotypessocial psychologybehavioral sciencesbias

Submitted Irb Documents. OSF Preprints (OSF Preprints) (2025)

documentationsubmission management systeminformatics

Declines in Social–Emotional Skills in College Students During the Covid-19 Pandemic. Frontiers in Psychology (2024)

Janine CeruttiKeith B. BurtRobert W. MoellerMartin Seehuus

college studentseducational psychologypsychologysocial-emotional skillsmental healthsocial psychologypsychiatrybehavioral sciences

Insomnia Partially Mediates the Relationship Between Anxiogenic and Depressogenic Traits and State Anxiety and Depression in College Students. Journal of American College Health (2024)

college studentspsychopathologysleep disordersstate anxietyinsomniapsychiatric researchanxiety disorderspsychologyaffective disordersmental healthmood symptomdepressiondepressogenic traitspsychiatrysleep

Large-Scale Cross-Societal Examination of Real- and Minimal-Group Biases. (2024)

Xin YangJonathan Friedemann SchulzKathleen SchmidtAdam R KennyGerit PfuhlBiljana GjoneskaIlker DalgarSavannah C LewisAnna ExnerErin Michelle BuchananKaren LanderMaja BeckerHongfei DuAkshay JohriEmre SelcukAlbina GallyamovaCinzia CallusoNiv ReggevMarek Albert VrankaOguz A. AcarTomás A Palmamiroslaw kocurJuan C. OliverosMaria MontefineseLeigh Solano WiltonLeigh Solano WiltonPrzemysław ZdybekPaulo RS FerreiraStefan PfattheicherHandan AkkasFrederique AutinAgnieszka SorokowskaSteve M. J. JanssenDavid Scott MarchDanielle Magan YoungJaroslava Varella ValentovaEsra H. Oguz TasbasMehmet Fatih BukunIsabella GiammussoMark John BrandtCleno CoutoDerek SimonJo CutlerMarjorie L. ProkoschHallgeir SjåstadEfisio ManuntaStephen WhyteAbigail MarshMarietta Papadatou-PastouBastian JaegerCoby MorvinskiMaximilian PrimbsAtakan M. AkilHansika KapoorKrystian BarzykowskiSakshi GhaiDavid MoreauMartin SeehuusMarta KowalThomas Rhys EvansKimberley HillDustin P CalvilloSera WiechertReza AfhamiKarlijn HoyerMax KorbmacherChristian T. ElbaekZainab AlsuhaibaniEkaterina ProniziusQianqain CuiJenny CundiffAlireza TaghipanahiR. Thora BjornsdottirErnest BaskinTolga ErgiyenIrem Metin-OrtaW. Matthew CollinsSimen BøMarco MarinucciBradley James BakerAsil Ali ÖzdoğruMichele AnneMartyn StandageAlexa Mary TullettTaciano L MilfontFrancis FlynnRadka ZidkovaSusana Ruiz-FernandezTobias SachsEnnio BilanciniSteven VerheyenSébastien MassoniJiahui WenAndrés CamargoYilin Andre WangSteven ZhouHannah Katharina PeetzDmitry GrigoryevOmid GhasemiErin Corwin Westgate

large-scale cross-societal examinationsociologysocial sciencesminimal-group biasesbias

The Effects of Lucid Dreaming and Nightmares on Sleep Quality and Mental Health Outcomes. Behavioral Sleep Medicine (2024)

Michelle CarrWestley YoungrenMartin SeehuusRaphaëlle SeminEmma AngleWilfred R. Pigeon

mental health outcomeslucid dreamingsleep qualitymental healthbehavioral sciences

The Relationships Between Wanting to Nap, Actually Napping, and Depressed and Anxious Mood. SLEEP Advances (2024)

psychopathologysymptom managementaffective disordersanxious moodsleepmental healthinsomniapsychiatric researchpsychologymood symptompsychiatrysleep disorderspsychiatric disordersclinical psychologysleep medicineanxiety disordersemotional selfregulationpsychological medicinedepression

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Martin Seehuus

Associate Professor of Psychology

Middlebury College

Affiliations

Department Of Psychology

Studies Of Gender, Sexuality, And Feminist

Martin Seehuus is currently serving as a Psychology Associate Professor of Psychology at Middlebury College.

Honors

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Education

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Martin Seehuus

Middlebury College

Associate Professor of Psychology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

College Student Mental Health is Stable Across College Career, but Declining Over Time. Journal of Adolescence (2025)

clinical psychologywell-beingpsychiatric carepsychiatric researchpsychologybehavioral healthmental healthapplied psychologymental health interventionspsychiatrycommunity mental health

From Sleeplessness to Solitude: Emotional Repair as a Buffer Between Insomnia and Loneliness in University Students. Frontiers in Sleep (2025)

Irb Approval/Exemption Documentation. OSF Preprints (OSF Preprints) (2025)

regulationirb approval/exemption documentationpublic policydocumentationregulatory approval

PSA005: Stereotype Threat. OSF Preprints (OSF Preprints) (2025)

Submitted Irb Documents. OSF Preprints (OSF Preprints) (2025)

documentationsubmission management systeminformatics

Declines in Social–Emotional Skills in College Students During the Covid-19 Pandemic. Frontiers in Psychology (2024)

Janine CeruttiKeith B. BurtRobert W. MoellerMartin Seehuus

college studentseducational psychologypsychologysocial-emotional skillsmental healthsocial psychologypsychiatrybehavioral sciences

Insomnia Partially Mediates the Relationship Between Anxiogenic and Depressogenic Traits and State Anxiety and Depression in College Students. Journal of American College Health (2024)

Large-Scale Cross-Societal Examination of Real- and Minimal-Group Biases. (2024)

large-scale cross-societal examinationsociologysocial sciencesminimal-group biasesbias

The Effects of Lucid Dreaming and Nightmares on Sleep Quality and Mental Health Outcomes. Behavioral Sleep Medicine (2024)

Michelle CarrWestley YoungrenMartin SeehuusRaphaëlle SeminEmma AngleWilfred R. Pigeon

mental health outcomeslucid dreamingsleep qualitymental healthbehavioral sciences

The Relationships Between Wanting to Nap, Actually Napping, and Depressed and Anxious Mood. SLEEP Advances (2024)

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