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Testing Theories Using Meta-Analysis A key focus of my research is the application of meta-anaytic techniques to test key hypotheses ofsocial cognition, motivational, and other behaviorial theories, particularly those that have been applied to health behaviors, using data from the synthesis of...

Theory-Based Determinants and Behavior Change Research A key research theme is focused on identification of the motivational and belief-based psychological deterimants of behavior, particularly in health behavior contexts, and testing predictive models that identify the relative effects of these...

Manganese and iron oxide-modified activated carbon for the remediation of mercury-contaminated sediment and water Graduate Students: Edwin Rivas Meraz, Danielle Jones, Alex Leven Collaborators: Marc Beutel, Sam Traina Funding: Department of Energy, Environmental Management, Minority Serving...

RNA polymerase dynamics and function RNA polymerase synthesizes RNA during transcription, which is a highly complex process with many open questions on its mechanism remain to be answered. We are particularly interested in dynamics of RNA polymerase at the active site as well as at the larger scale...

Location: SSM 324 Email: familylab@ucmerced.edu Contact Professor Main directly at: amain@ucmerced.edu

Replication code and data for all of my studies can be found at the Higher Education Data Hub.

We Investigate Social Factors Influencing Health and Well-Being The Housing, Opportunity and Place (HOPe) Lab is a research group at the University of California, Merced investigating key social factors affecting health and health inequities in California's Central Valley, the heart of California.