David A. Reichenberger | Penn State College of Health and Human Development

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David A. Reichenberger

Graduate Student
Adviser: Anne-Marie Chang
Pronouns: He/Him

Summary Statement

David’s research uses intensive longitudinal data analysis to investigate the interplay of sleep and circadian rhythms with cardiovascular health and health-risk behaviors.

Department

Biobehavioral Health Graduate Student

Education

MS, Psychological Clinical Science, North Dakota State University, Fargo, North Dakota
BA, Psychology, University of North Texas, Denton, Texas

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reichenberger@psu.edu

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Research Interests

Sleep and circadian rhythms
Cardiovascular health
Light-emitting device use
Substance use

Publications

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Additional Information

David Reichenberger’s research employs ambulatory monitors and intensive longitudinal data analysis to investigate the interplay of sleep and circadian rhythms with cardiovascular health (e.g., blood pressure, cardiac autonomic activity) and health-risk behaviors (e.g., mistimed light-emitting device use, substance use).