Diane D. Brockman, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Psychology
717-796-1800, Ext. 2138
Interest and areas of expertise
- Human mating behavior
- Consumer behavior
- Performance management in sports
Education
- B.A. Psychology (Shippensburg University)
- M.A. Counseling Psychology (Immaculata College)
- M.A. Social and Organizational Psychology (Temple University)
- Ph.D. Social and Organizational Psychology (Temple University)
Classes I teach
- Introduction to Psychology
- Industrial and Organizational Psychology
- Community Psychology
Profile
Dr. Brockmanâs research interests include Human Mating Behavior, Consumer Behavior and Organizational Behavior Management. She has authored several articles including the forthcoming article, The Function of Fashion: Mating Strategies and the Consumption of Clothing in the United States 1850-2000. Additionally, she has worked with various organizations, including the Philadelphia 76ers and the Washington Redskins to develop behaviorally based programs for organizational performance improvement.
Samples of Published Work
- Applied Behavioral Economics and Consumer Choice. Journal of Economic Psychology
- Optimal Foraging Online: Increasing Sensitivity to Delay. Psychology and Marketing