Alexander J. Millner is affiliated with Harvard University in the United States. Their research spans primarily the fields of psychology and medicine, with a specific focus on clinical and experimental cognitive psychology. Their work addresses various subfields including clinical psychology, experimental and cognitive psychology, psychiatry and mental health, social psychology, and applied psychology.
Their main research topics involve suicide and self-harm studies, mental health research topics, psychosomatic disorders and their treatments, child and adolescent psychosocial and emotional development, mental health treatment and access, traumatic brain injury research, and digital mental health interventions.
Frequent publication venues for Millner include Suicide and Life-Threatening Behavior, Psychological Assessment, Clinical Psychological Science, Journal of Psychopathology and Clinical Science, and PsycTESTS Dataset.
Alexander J. Millner has collaborated often with researchers such as Matthew K. Nock, Evan M. Kleiman, Rebecca G. Fortgang, Kate H. Bentley, and Shirley B. Wang.
Selected recent papers by the researcher include:
Donald J. Robinaugh;Alexander J. Millner;Richard J. McNally
Nim Tottenham;Todd A. Hare;Brian T. Quinn;Thomas W. McCarry
Courtney Beard;Alex J. Millner;Marie J. C. Forgeard;Eiko I. Fried
N. Tottenham;T.A. Hare;A. Millner;T. Gilhooly
Nim Tottenham;Margaret E. Hertzig;Kristen Gillespie-Lynch;Tara Gilhooly
B.J. Casey;Jeffery N. Epstein;B.A. Jason Buhle;Conor Liston
Alexander J. Millner;Michael D. Lee;Matthew K. Nock
Matthew K Nock;Alexander J Millner;Thomas E Joiner;Peter M Gutierrez
Kathryn R Fox;Julia A Harris;Shirley B Wang;Alexander J Millner
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Alexander J. Millner;Michael D. Lee;Matthew K. Nock
Randy P. Auerbach;Alexander J. Millner;Jeremy G. Stewart;Erika C. Esposito
Alexander J. Millner;Donald J. Robinaugh;Matthew K. Nock
Edward H. Patzelt;Wouter Kool;Alexander J. Millner;Samuel J. Gershman
Daniel D.L. Coppersmith;Evan M. Kleiman;Catherine R. Glenn;Alexander J. Millner
Robinaugh D;Haslbeck Jmb;Waldorp L;Kossakowski Jj
Charlene A Deming;Julia A Harris;Franckie Castro-Ramirez;Jeffrey J Glenn
Kathryn Rebecca Fox;Alexander J Millner;Cora Emily Mukerji;Matthew K. Nock
Shirley B Wang;Daniel D L Coppersmith;Evan M Kleiman;Kate H Bentley
Stephanie H. Gomez;Jenny Tse;Yan Wang;Brianna Turner
Evan M. Kleiman;Daniel D.L. Coppersmith;Alexander J. Millner;Peter J. Franz
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