Welcome to the Center for Psychological Research (CPR)

     The CPR: Virtual Support for Psychological Research 
(information about the CPR)


NEW (POSTED March, 2012): Information about the 2012 Psychology Research Colloquium on March 31
             Informational Poster   -----  Program   -----   Project Descriptions and Speaker Biographies

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POSTED March, 2011):  M. A. focus in Applied Social Psychology at Metropolitan State

(POSTED March, 2011):  Program for the 2011 Psychology Research Colloquium

Sense of Community among Metropolitan State Students (preliminary report)

Recent Published Papers
     Click link above to see listing.  CPR affiliates should e-mail paper updates to the CPR  

Presentations at Conferences and Other Settings
     Click link above to see listing.  CPR affiliates should e-mail presentation updates to the CPR

Ongoing Projects
     Click link above to see listing.  CPR affiliates should e-mail project updates to the CPR

Research Reports
    Assessing Child Care Needs at Metropolitan State
    Latinos in Minnesota
    Characteristics of Chemical Dependency Counselors
    How the Residents of North Minneapolis Describe Their Community
    Student Satisfaction at Metropolitan State University

Research Opportunities

       Professionals
       Graduate Students
       Undergraduate Students at Metropolitan State

Information for Students at Metropolitan State University
       Research Opportunities
       Internships
       Research Reports/Summaries by Students at Metropolitan State


      The Mission of The Center for Psychological Research (CPR) is to support psychological research and
the dissemination of research findings.
 The CPR facilitates psychological, social, and behavioral research efforts,
particularly in diverse urban communities.  The CPR supports research by the faculty and students at Metropolitan
State University, but individuals at other institutions and in other areas are affiliated with the Center.  Anyone
conducting psychological, social, or behavioral research, particularly in urban contexts, may seek affiliation with the Center. 


The CPR is hosted by Metropolitan State University in Minneapolis-Saint Paul, MN; affiliates are located in several
locations around the U.S.  The CPR acknowledges support from the College of Professional Studies at Metropolitan State.


The Director of the CPR is Mark Stasson.  Findings and opinions archived in the CPR are those of the authors and
do not necessarily reflect the views of Metropolitan State University.
Contact the Center at 
www.centerforpsychologicalresearch.org   OR    e-mail by clicking here