Ashley L. Watts is affiliated with Vanderbilt University in the United States and has contributed extensively to the field of psychology, publishing 88 works primarily focused on areas including experimental and cognitive psychology, clinical psychology, epidemiology, statistical and nonlinear physics, and cognitive neuroscience.
Their research spans multiple interconnected topics, with a concentration on mental health research, personality disorders and psychopathology, substance abuse treatment and outcomes, child and adolescent psychosocial and emotional development, cognitive abilities and testing, personality traits, and complex network analysis techniques.
Frequently collaborating with other scholars, Watts has worked notably with Douglas Steinley, Michael J. Brusco, Kenneth J. Sher, Robert F. Krueger, and Roman Kotov. This network of coauthors supports a consistent publication output in various scholarly journals.
Watts's work has been published predominantly in these venues:
Among Watts's recent papers are:
Scott O. Lilienfeld;Irwin D. Waldman;Kristin Landfield;Ashley L. Watts
Scott O. Lilienfeld;Ashley L. Watts;Sarah Francis Smith
Joshua D. Miller;Lauren R. Few;L. Alana Seibert;Ashley Watts
Ashley L. Watts;Scott O. Lilienfeld;Sarah Francis Smith;Joshua D. Miller
Anthony Steven Dick;Daniel A. Lopez;Ashley L. Watts;Steven Heeringa
Scott O. Lilienfeld;Ashley L. Watts;Sarah Francis Smith;Joanna M. Berg
Scott O. Lilienfeld;Robert D. Latzman;Ashley L. Watts;Sarah F. Smith
Ashley L. Watts;Holly E. Poore;Irwin D. Waldman
Bruno Verschuere;Sophia van Ghesel Grothe;Lourens Waldorp;Ashley L. Watts
Joshua D. Miller;Ashley Watts;Shayne E. Jones
Joanna M Berg;Sarah F Smith;Ashley L Watts;Rachel Ammirati
Colin G DeYoung;Michael Chmielewski;Lee Anna Clark;David M Condon
Ashley L Watts;Gregory T Smith;Deanna M;Kenneth J Sher
Miriam K. Forbes;Ashley L. Greene;Holly F. Levin-Aspenson;Ashley L. Watts
Brett A. Murphy;Thomas H. Costello;Ashley L. Watts;Yuk Fai Cheong
Julia Marshall;Ashley L Watts;Scott O Lilienfeld
Sarah Francis Smith;Ashley L. Watts;Scott O. Lilienfeld
Ashley L. Watts;Sean P. Lane;Wes Bonifay;Douglas Steinley
Ashley C Helle;Ashley L Watts;Timothy J Trull;Kenneth J Sher
Benjamin B. Lahey;David H. Zald;Scott F. Perkins;Victoria Villalta-Gil
Ashley L. Watts;Irwin D. Waldman;Sarah Francis Smith;Holly E. Poore
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