Directed by Prof. Noga Cohen
University of Haifa
Directed by Prof. Noga Cohen
University of Haifa
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University of Haifa
"Life is not what it's supposed to be. It's what it is. The way you cope with it is what makes the difference."
"Life is not what it's supposed to be. It's what it is. The way you cope with it is what makes the difference."
Virginia Satir
Virginia Satir
The Emotion Lab, directed by Noga Cohen, is located in the Faculty of Education at University of Haifa. The Emotion Lab studies the ways in which emotion, attention and cognitive control shape human behavior and experience. We use a combination of behavioral, psychophysiological and brain imaging methods to understand adaptive and maladaptive emotion regulation processes. We study basic emotion regulation mechanisms and design cognitive interventions with the aim to improve emotion regulation among healthy and clinical populations.
News
News
Congratulations to Atheer for publishing her findings in Maariv, Jerusalem Post, and her interview at Macan Radio station!
Congratulations to Mor for publishing a new paper about parents' emotion regulation during the war!
Many lab members have presented at ISCOP and Biological Psychiatry conferences, Well done!
Congratulations to Mor and Atheer for completing their PhD! Well-deserved! 👏🧑🎓
Atheer Massarwe published a new article on the role of depression in extrinsic emotion regulation in Emotion. Congratulations!
Congratulations to all lab members who presented at the ESCAN conference held in Ghent!
Mor Keleynikov published a new article on Maternal distress during the COVID-19 outbreak: A socio-ecological perspective. Congratulations!
Congratulations to Professor Noga Cohen for winning a grant from the Israeli Ministry of Education together with Dr. Joy Benatov and Dr. Dana Lassri to study the well-being of teachers and adolescents during the Israel-Hamas war.
An interview with Prof. Noga Cohen in GALAZ about the mental distress of parents during the war. The research was conducted under the leadership of Mor Keleynikov, a Ph.D. student in the Department of Special Education, co-supervised with Dr. Joy Bentov.
Read about Mor Keleynikov's study about the mental distress of parents during the war on ynet and Jerusalem Post.
Congratulations to Professor Noga Cohen for the promotion to Associate Professor!
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