 Kristen Rudd, PhD
 Biography | Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ | BA | 05/2013 | Psychology | | University of California, Riverside, Riverside, CA | PhD | 06/2019 | Developmental Psychology |
| Arizona State University | 2009
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| 2013 | Regent High Honors Endorsement | | University of California, Riverside | 2014
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| 2015 | Chancellor’s Distinguished Fellowship | | University of California, Riverside | 2017 | | Graduate Research Mentorship Program Fellowship | | Society for Psychophysiological Research | 2017 | | International Travel Award | | University of California, Riverside | 2018 | | Graduate Research Mentorship Program Fellowship | | University of California, San Francisco | 2012 | | Berkelhammer Postdoctoral Award |
Overview Dr. Rudd is a Postdoctoral Fellow in the Center for Health and Community and Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences.
Dr. Rudd's research focuses on the development of children’s physiological stress regulation and its impact on physical and socioemotional well-being across diverse contexts. Specifically, she investigates the multi-level influences of early adversity, with a focus on the role of children’s self-regulation as a factor influencing the relations between adverse life events and children’s outcomes across multiple domains. Her work elucidates strategic targets and timing for interventions, informs methods to effect positive developmental change, and extends current focus on socioemotional resilience and intervention efforts to incorporate physical domains and to assess possible unmet or overlooked needs of adverse experiences.
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Infant weight-for-length gain associated with autonomic nervous system reactivity. Pediatr Res. 2020 Nov 17.
Rudd KL, Alkon A, Abrams B, Bush NR. PMID: 33203965.
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A latent change score approach to understanding dynamic autonomic coordination. Psychophysiology. 2020 Jul 27; e13648.
Rudd KL, Yates TM. PMID: 32716600.
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Children's physiological reactivity in emotion contexts and prosocial behavior. Brain Behav. 2019 10; 9(10):e01380.
Coulombe BR, Rudd KL, Yates TM. PMID: 31523938.
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The physical health costs of positive adaptation to childhood adversity. J Health Psychol. 2019 Sep 09; 1359105319873961.
Rudd KL, Doan SN, Yates TM. PMID: 31495222.
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The implications of sympathetic and parasympathetic regulatory coordination for understanding child adjustment. Dev Psychobiol. 2018 12; 60(8):1023-1036.
Rudd KL, Yates TM. PMID: 30370630.
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Prospective relations between intrusive parenting and child behavior problems: Differential moderation by parasympathetic nervous system regulation and child sex. Physiol Behav. 2017 Oct 15; 180:120-130.
Rudd KL, Alkon A, Yates TM. PMID: 28843890.
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