Broad topics:

• Daily processes in intimate relationships
• Personality disorders
• Schema therapy

Specific examples:

• Affective structure and affective chronometry (e.g., synchrony of positive and negative affect, parameters of circadian mood rhythms in psychiatric disorders)
• Application of social psychological and personality research to basic psychopathology questions and to the understanding of individuals' and couples’ clinical concerns
• Social cognition in psychopathology (particularly mood, anxiety, and personality disorders) and in personality; including self-complexity, evaluative integration, and mental models of affect
• Use of diary methods and multi-level modeling in studying psychotherapy, mood, coping, stress, and support