Jeffrey Elliott: School of Humanities and Social Sciences Faculty
Jeffrey D. Elliott , Ph.D.
Education
- UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND BALTIMORE COUNTY, Baltimore, MD
DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY, 2002
Human Services Psychology, Clinical Psychology Track (APA-accredited) - SALISBURY STATE UNIVERSITY, Salisbury, MD
MASTER OF ARTS, 1993; General Psychology with an emphasis in Counseling - UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, Gainesville, FL
Graduate Studies, Social Psychology; Concentration: Program Evaluation - SALISBURY STATE UNIVERSITY, Salisbury, MD
BACHELOR OF ARTS, 1977, Magna Cum Laude;
Major: Psychology, Minor: Mathematics
Professional Experience
- MD Licensed Psychologist #4390
- Stevenson University
Professor and Department Chair of Psychology
2001-present, Department Chair since 2010 - Upward Bound at Morgan State University
Counselor/Program Evaluator
1994-present - Domestic Violence Center of Howard County, Inc.
Clinician/Clinic Coordinator/Clinical Supervisor
1995-1998, 2000-2010 - Springfield Hospital Center
Clinical Intern
1998-1999 - Chase-Brexton Mental Health Clinic
Clinical Intern
1998-1999 - Universal Counseling
Therapist
1998-1999
Research
Dissertation: Responsibility acceptance and aggression changes following group therapy for relationship abuse perpetrators. Chair, Christopher M. Murphy, Ph.D.
My research interests are in attitudes towards relationship violence and relationship indiscretions, but I consider myself a generalist interested in topics related to social psychological factors affecting clinical work. My primary goal is to facilitate undergraduate research projects. In addition to studies in my research area, I recently have supervised undergraduate research projects related to attitudes towards people with developmental disabilities, attitudes about physical punishment of children, double standards about premarital sex in men and women, attitudes about transgendered individuals, speech anxiety and mindfulness, and stigma about psychological counseling.Publications
Semiatin, J.N.; Murphy, C. M.; & Elliott, J. D. (2013). Observed behavior during group treatment for partner-violent men: Acceptance of responsibility and promotion of change. Psychology of Violence, 3(2), 126-139. doi: 10.1037/a0029846
Morrel, T. M., Elliott, J. D., Murphy, C. M., & Taft, C. (2003). Cognitive and supportive group treatments for partner-violent men. Behavior Therapy, 34, 77-96.
Murphy, C. M., Morrel, T. M., Elliott, J. D., & Neavins, T. M. (2003). A Prognostic Indicator Scale for the treatment of partner abuse perpetrators. Journal of Interpersonal Violence, 18, 1087-1105.
Taft, C., Murphy, C. M., Elliott, J. D., & Morrel, T. M. (2001). Attendance-enhancing procedures in group counseling for domestic abusers. Journal of Counseling Psychology, 48, 51-60.
Taft, C. T., Murphy, C. M., Elliott, J. D., & Keaser, M. C. (2001). Race and demographic factors in treatment attendance for domestically abusive men. Journal of Family Violence, 16, 385-400.
Teaching
PSY 101 – Introduction to Psychology
PSY 108 – Human Growth and Development
PSY 201 – Writing for Psychology
PSY 208 – Human Sexuality
PSY 215 – Psychopathology
PSY 260 – Behavioral Approaches to Change
PSY 270 – Research Methods and Data Analysis I
PSY 303 – Social Psychology
PSY 309 – Field Placement
PSY 315 – Child Psychopathology
PSY 343 – Research Methods and Data Analysis II
PSY 350 – Topics in Psychology: Psychology in the Work Place: Industrial/Organizational Psychology
PSY 365 – Learning Theories and Their Applications
PSY 380 – Tests and Measurement
PSY 390/470 – Advanced Research Methods
PSY 400 – Senior Research: Proposal Development
PSY 401--Career Development 3
PSY 410 – Systems of Psychotherapy
PSY 450 – Advanced Field Placement
INDSC 320/420 – Junior/Senior Internships
Learning Beyond one-credit option, experiential learning courses associated with PSY 270, PSY 343, and PSY 365
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