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Andrew B Slifkin, Ph.D.
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Title: |
Associate Professor
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Dept: |
Psychology |
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UN 263 |
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216-875-9752 |
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A.SLIFKIN@csuohio.edu
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Address: |
2121 Euclid Ave. UN 263, Cleveland, OH 44115 |
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Research Keywords: |
| motor control, motor imagery, movement disorders, action, perception |
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Education: |
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Ph.D., Biopsychology, State University of New York @ Stony Brook, 1995
B.A., Psychology, Temple University, 1988
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Brief Bio: |
| Andrew Slifkin is an Associate Professor in the Department of Psychology at Cleveland State University. His main area of research interest is human motor control. In particular, he has studied control of manual aiming and force production, and how such control is regulated by visuomotor feedback processes. Additional research interests include motor imagery, embodied cognition, and the use of time-series analysis and complexity indices to characterize motor-output variability. Much of his research has used healthy younger adult participants, but other research has been based on rodent subjects, healthy older adults, and individuals with Parkinson's disease. |
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Teaching Areas: |
| Recent Teaching:
PSY 200: Introduction to the Psychology Major @ CSU
PSY 370: Psychology of Learning
PSY 482: Biological Bases of Behavior
PSY 593: Special Topics in Psychology--Experimental Psychology |
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University Service: |
| Selected Recent Service and Committee Membership:
Psychological Science Program
Undergraduate Psychology Curriculum Committee
Department Peer Review Committee
Faculty Advisor for Collegiate Neuroscience Association (CNA)
Adult Development and Aging Ph.D. Program
Ohio Faculty Council
University Faculty Affairs Committee
Admissions and Standards Committee
College of Graduate Studies Internal Program Reviewer
Communications Officer, CSU-AAUP
Vice President, CSU-AAUP
Bargaining Council, CSU-AAUP |
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Professional Service: |
| Selected Professional Service:
Associate Editor, Biomechanics and Control of Human Movement (a specialty section of Frontiers in Sports and Active Living) |
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