david rozek department of psychology university of notre dame skip to content skip to navigation university of notre dame college of arts and letters department of psychology contact search search home › graduate programs › current graduate students › david rozek david rozek program clinical research interests david’s research interests focus on understanding the etiology and development of depression by integrating behavioral cognitive and psychophysiological measures to gain a better understanding of the underlying mechanisms of depression alongside this research david is also focused on implementing and disseminating empirically supported treatments for depression and in turn apply this knowledge to prevention and intervention research to reduce the prevalence of depression undergraduate institution university of wisconsin-madison advisor dr anne simons publications and presentations haeffel g j rozek d c hames j l technow j in press too much of a good thing testing the efficacy of a cognitive bias modification task for cognitively vulnerable individuals cognitive therapy and research haeffel g j rozek d c eastman m grigorenko e l under review using a cognitive endophenotype to identify risk genes for depression doom j r rozek d c eardley m p & haeffel g j 2010 october poor health behaviors teasing apart the effects of cognitive vulnerability stress and depressive symptoms poster presented at the society for research in psychopathology conference seattle wa eardley m p heiss s m doom j r rozek d c & haeffel g j 2010 october unraveling the association among sleep cognitive vulnerability and depressive symptoms primary evidence for two depressive subtypes poster presented at the society for research in psychopathology conference seattle wa rozek d c cahill e li w 2010 april sharper social sight acute threat perception contributes to negative interpretation bias in social anxiety poster presented at the cognitive neuroscience society conference montreal ca view curriculum vitae pdf contact information drozek@nd edu home about research labs undergraduate program graduate programs clinical program cognition brain and behavior program counseling program developmental program quantitative program joint doctoral programs admissions application financial support current graduate students resources for current graduate students recent placements faculty news events copyright 2012 university of notre dame department of psychology 118 haggar hall notre dame in 46556 phone 574 631 6650 psych@nd edu share