Diane D. Brockman, Ph.D.

Dr. Brockman’s 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.

• 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)

• Introduction to Psychology
• Industrial and Organizational Psychology
• Community Psychology

• Human mating behavior
• Consumer behavior
• Performance management in sports