Wendy Sternberg
Chair and Associate Professor of Psychology
Research
My primary research area is pain and its inhibition in laboratory animals and humans. In the animal work, my students and I study the long-term consequences of pain during early life. We also study sex differences in pain and analgesia processes, including hormonal modulation of adulthood sex differences. Other areas of research include the experience of pain during athletic competition, and the relationship between the social emotion of empathy and the experience of pain.
My Links
- Psychology 240
Course web page for Psychology of Pain and Pain Inhibition, Fall 2007 - John C. Liebeskind History of Pain Collection
- Society for Neuroscience
Courses: Fall 2007, Haverford
Psychology
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Courses: Spring 2008, Haverford
Biology
Psychology
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