Rosemarie DiBiase, Associate Professor

Rosemarie DiBiase, PhD

Associate Professor, Mental Health Counseling Program
Department of Education and Human Services 

Phone: 617.573.8483
Fax: 617.305.1743
Email: rdibiase@suffolk.edu
Office: 73 Tremont St., Rm. 7058

Education

• PhD, Temple University

• MA, Temple University

• BA, University of New Hampshire                      

Research Interests

• Social and emotional development in early childhood
• Contextual variables contributing to psychological disorders in childhood
• Biological-psychological- environmental interactions in the developmental process

Recent Presentations and Publications

DiBiase, R., Miller, P. M., Mann, C., & Waddell, S.  Predicting Self-Concept in Head Start Preschoolers: Cultural Differences.  Presented at the Meeting of the Society for Research in Child Development, March 2007, Boston, MA.

DiBiase, R., & Miller, P. M.  Teachers’ perceptions, preschoolers’ perceptions and actual cognitive performance:  The influence of gender and culture.  Presented at the Meeting of the Society for Research in Child Development, March 2009 Denver, CO.

Miller, P. M., & DiBiase, R.  The influence of parent behavior problems and traditionalism on preschoolers’ emotion regulation and cognitive competence.  Presented at the Meeting of the Society for Research in Child Development, March 2009 Denver, CO.

Subjects Taught

Abnormal Development in Infancy
Advanced Theories of Personality
Advanced Developmental Psychology
Child and Adolescent Development (Graduate)
Development in Infancy
Developmental Psychology
Developmental Psychopathology (Graduate)
General Psychology
Integrated Studies
Life-span Development (Graduate)
Practicum in Psychology
Psychological Disorders of Childhood and Adolescence (Graduate)
Research Methods in Psychology and Education (Undergraduate and Graduate)
Science and Technology Today
Women’s Studies