Susan P. Antaramian
Associate Professor
Forbes Hall 2032
(757) 594-7105
susan.antaramian@cnu.edu
Education
- Ph D in School Psychology, University of South Carolina
- MA in School Psychology, University of South Carolina
- BS in Psychology, The College of William and Mary
Teaching
Investigating the Social Context of Behavior and Cognition
Child Development
Statistical Applications in Social Science Research
Positive Psychology
The Exceptional Learner
Assessment of Learning
Research
Student engagement
Emotional well-being and academic performance
Adolescent life satisfaction
Positive indicators of mental health in youth
Selected Accomplishments
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Journal Article, Academic Journal
(2024). Further examination of the dual-factor model: Characteristics of emerging adults with nontraditional mental health profiles. Discover Psychology. Volume, 4. Issue, 1. Pages, 55. -
Journal Article, Academic Journal
(2024). The impact of adolescent attachment on well-being and peer experiences in school. Virginia Social Science Journal. Volume, 57. Pages, 45-66. -
Book, Chapter in Scholarly Book-New
(2020). Life Satisfaction. Encyclopedia of Child and Adolescent Development. -
Journal Article, Academic Journal
(2017). The importance of very high life satisfaction for students' academic success. Cogent Education. Volume, 4. Pages, 1-10. -
Journal Article, Academic Journal
(2016). The Role of Life Satisfaction in Predicting Student Engagement. Journal of Happiness Studies. Volume, 17. Issue, 4. Pages, 1681-1701. -
Journal Article, Academic Journal
(2016). Life Satisfaction and Coping in Hindu Adolescents in India. Journal of Happiness Studies. Volume, 17. Issue, 4. Pages, 1703-1717. -
Journal Article, Academic Journal
(2015). Assessing psychological symptoms and well-being: Application of a dual-factor mental health model to understand college student performance. Journal of Psychoeducational Assessment. Volume, 33. Issue, 5. Pages, 419-429. -
Book, Chapter in Scholarly Book-New
(2012). Perceived quality of life research on children and youth: Implications for a system of national indicators. Children's Well-Being: Indicators and Research. Volume, 6. Pages, 121-141. -
Journal Article, Professional Journal
(2010). A Dual-Factor Model of Mental Health: Toward a More Comprehensive Understanding of Youth Functioning. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry. Volume, 80. Issue, 4. Pages, 462-472.
- Katherine Paulikonis, Susan Antaramian, Virginia Social Science Association Annual Conference, "Adolescents' Attachment and Peer Experiences in School"," Virtual. (2022)
- Susan Antaramian, Katherine Paulikonis, Ryan Croushore, Association for Psychological Science Annual Conference, "Positive Emotions Predict Coping and Interpersonal Resources in Emerging Adults," Virtual. (2021)
- Jennifer Newton, Meredith Meyer, Susan Antaramian, Association for Psychological Science Annual Conference, "The Role of Career Development and Identity Formation on Mental Health Outcomes," Virtual. (2021)
- Jennifer Newton, Susan Antaramian, Association for Psychological Science Annual Conference, "Subjective well-being and psychopathology: Support for a Dual-Factor Mental Health Model in Emerging Adults," Chicago, IL. (2020)
- Susan Antaramian, Eastern Educational Research Association Annual Conference, "Academic outcomes predicted by students’ life satisfaction and psychological symptoms: Investigation of mental health models," Richmond, VA. (2017)
- Ashley Heffner, Susan Antaramian, National Association of School Psychologists Annual Convention, "Strength-based assessments: Using life satisfaction to predict student success," Washington, DC. (2014)
- Susan Antaramian, Katie Kannan, Association for Psychological Science Annual Convention, "Beyond psychopathology: Positive mental health is essential for student success," Washington, DC. (2013)
- Susan Antaramian, Children's Mental Health Research and Policy Conference, "The importance of positive mental health in early adolescence," Tampa, FL. (2013)
- Susan Antaramian, Virginia Psychological Association Spring Convention, "The importance of positive psychology in schools: Practical implications for promoting students’ well-being and academics," Norfolk, VA. (2012)