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Mark Feinberg
Mark Feinberg
Research Professor of Health and Human Development
Department
  • Human Development and Family Studies - HDFS
  • Edna Bennett Pierce Prevention Research Center - PRC
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Education
  • Ph.D., George Washington University, 1998
Phone
Office Address
314 Biobehavioral Health Building
The Pennsylvania State University
State College, PA 16801
Fax
814-865-2530
Affiliations

Edna Bennett Pierce Prevention Research Center

Grants and Research Projects

Family and community prevention; development and family relationships; biological systems, emotion regulation, coparenting, and family violence; mindfulness

Publications
Additional Information

Online Video and Articles

Reducing Sibling Rivalry in Youth Improves Later Health and Well-being
(PennState News, November 27, 2012)

Protective Communities May Reduce Risk of Drinking in Teens
(PennState News, January 9, 2013)

PROSPER Prevention Programs Dramatically Cut Substance Use among Teens
(PennState News, June 4, 2013)

Brothers and Sisters Learn to Build Positive Relationships in SIBS Program

Mark Feinberg to Share Ideas at Champions of Change Event in the White House
(PennState News, September 9, 2013)

Classes Reduce Pregnancy Complications for Stressed Mothers
(PennState News, June 26, 2014)

Could Parenting Coaching for Expectant Couples Deliver Healthier Babies?
(Prevention Action, November 11, 2014)

Overcoming Pregnancy Anxiety: Building Better Relationships Relieves Stress
(Anxiety.org, December 10, 2014)

Early Parental Program Improves Long-term Childhood Outcomes
(PennState News, January 19, 2015)

Research Projects

Family-focused Prevention Projects

Family Foundations (co-parenting)
(NICHD, NIMH)

Military Family Foundations
(NIH)

Siblings are Special
(NIDA)

Preventing Poor Pregnancy Outcomes
(PCCD)

Research on Biological Systems and Families

Affective Neuroscience of Parenting
(CYFC)

Gene x Environment Interaction and Adolescent Substance Use
(NIDA)

HPA Axis, Couples Relations, and Violence
(NIH)

Community Prevention

Community Epidemiology of Adolescent Substance Use
(NIAAA)

Communities That Care

PROSPER
(NIDA)

Adolescent Peer Networks, Substance Use, and Intervention
(NIDA, W.T. Grant Foundation)

Evidence2Success
(Annie E. Casey Foundation)