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About
Dr. Jeffrey Noel’s research and evaluation work aims to understand, prevent and reduce risk behavior by youth and young adults through examination of social-cognitive, situational and cultural risk, and protective factors. Dr. Noel has conducted outcome evaluations for several prevention efforts implemented by collaborators at the MIMH and community agencies ranging from school districts to treatment providers. For over ten years he has directed the evaluation of Girls Holla Back!, a substance abuse and HIV prevention program for African American adolescent girls and their adult female caregivers.
In 2012 he established the Social Cognition and Alcohol Studies lab in UMSL’s Department of Psychological Sciences. Studies currently underway in the lab focus on immediate situational factors (including emotional states and social interaction goals) that impact self-reported alcohol outcome expectancies versus automatic versus implicit approach toward or avoidance of alcohol. He is also conducting a psychometric investigation of implicit alcohol attitude assessments.
Contact Information
Phone: 314-516-8455
Fax: 314-516-8405
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Education/Academic qualification
Social Psychology, PhD, University of Kansas
… → 1995
Experimental Psychology, MS, Virginia Commonwealth University
… → 1988
Psychology, BS, Virginia Commonwealth University
… → 1985
External positions
Research Specialist, University of Tennessee-Memphis
Jan 1 1997 → Jan 1 1998
Data Analyst, University of Tennessee-Memphis
Jan 1 1996 → Jan 1 1997
Adjunct Instructor, Rockhurst University
Jan 1 1993 → Jan 1 1995
Adjunct Instructor, Washburn University
… → Jan 1 1995
Research Interests
- Alcohol Expectancies
- Implicit Attitudes
- Substance Abuse Prevention
- HIV Prevention
- Health Disparities
- Evaluation
- Epidemiology
- HIV/AIDS
Disciplines
- Psychology
- Social Psychology
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I'm tired and feel like drinking: Viewing alcohol cues after exerting self-control increases approach motivation among individuals lower in alcohol sensitivity.
Petzel, Z. W., Noel, J. G. & Casad, B. J., Sep 9 2019, In: Psychology of Addictive Behaviors. 33Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
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In the eye of the drinker: Drinking motives influence the effectiveness of conditioning implicit alcohol attitudes
Petzel, Z. W. & Noel, J. G., May 1 2019, In: Addictive Behaviors. 92Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
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Of two minds about alcohol: Specific effects of evaluative conditioning on implicit, but not explicit, alcohol cognitions among heavy versus light drinkers.
Noel, J. G., Petzel, Z. W. & Mulderig, T. H., Mar 7 2019, In: Psychology of Addictive Behaviors. 33Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
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Are Your Devices Using You? Addictiveness as a Built-in Feature of Technology
Noel, J. & Wedding, D., 2017, In: PsycCRITIQUES [15540138]. 62Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
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Bacon Brains: Video Games for Teaching the Science of Addiction
Noel, J., Epstein, J., Finnegan, M. & Watkins, K., Jun 7 2017, In: J Child Adolesc Subst Abuse. 25Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review