Dawn M. Gondoli

Dr. Gondoli’s research interests focus on adolescent development within the family context with focus on the predictors and outcomes of parenting. Emphases of this work include articlulation of process models linking stress and parenting, within both typically-developing families and those experiencing ADHD.

Projects in collaboration with Dr. Bradley Gibson focus on cognitive processes underlying ADHD as well as current work on cognition and interoception.

She also pursues research focused on body image and disordered eating, particularly among mothers, adolescents, and young adults. Foci in this area include mother-daughter connections, interoception, and identity.