Education:
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Ph.D., Human
Development and Family Studies, The
Pennsylvania
State
University,
1991.
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M.S.,
Psychology (Areas of specialization: Clinical
and Developmental Psychology), Rheinische
Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn, Federal
Republic of Germany, 1984.
Recent
Positions:
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2006-present, Professor,
Human Development and Family Studies; Director,
Center on Aging,
Colorado
State
University.
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2004-2006,
Associate Professor of Psychology with Tenure
(Graduate Faculty), Department of Psychology,
University of
Florida.
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2003-2004, Assistant
Professor of Psychology (Graduate Faculty),
Department of Psychology,
University of
Florida.
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2000-2003, Assistant
Professor (Graduate Faculty), Institute on
Aging, Department of Health Policy and
Epidemiology,
University of
Florida.
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1996-2000, Assistant
Professor (Graduate Faculty), Department of
Psychology,
University of Colorado,
Colorado
Springs.
Recent Awards
and Grants:
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2006, Fellow,
Division 20: Adult Development and Aging,
American Psychological Association (APA).
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2004-2008,
Subcontract PI/Co-Investigator,
Cognitive-Emotional Integration in Adulthood
and Aging.
Principal Investigators: Drs.
Gisela
Labouvie-Vief and Mark Lumley,
Wayne
State
University.
Funding agency: National Institute on Aging (R01
AG09203).
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2003,
Mentor of the Leighton
Cluff Award winner in gerontology (undergraduate
award for best research paper), Center for
Gerontological Studies, University of
Florida.
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2003-2005,
Co-Investigator, ACTIVE Phase II: UF/WSU
Field Site. Principal Investigator: Dr.
Michael
Marsiske, Department of
Clinical and Health Psychology,
University of
Florida.
Funding agency: National Institute on Aging (U01
AG014276).
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2003-2005,
Co-Investigator, Night Alert Prompting
System, Phase II. Principal
Investigator: Dr. Meredeth Rowe, Department of
Adult and Elderly Nursing,
College of
Nursing,
University of
Florida. Funding
agency: National Institute for Nursing Research
(R42 NR04952-02A2)
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2002-2006, Principal
Investigator, Self-Concept Organization
across the Adult Life Span. Independent
investigator award funded by the National
Institute on Aging and the National Cancer
Institute (R01 AG/CA21147).
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2002,
Member-at-large (elected) of the Executive
Committee, Division 20: Adult Development and
Aging, American Psychological Association
(APA).
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2001, Recipient
of the Margret M. Baltes Early Career Award in
Behavioral and Social Gerontology,
Gerontological Society of
America
(GSA).
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2001, Fellow,
Behavioral and Social Sciences Section,
Gerontological Society of
America
(GSA).
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2001,
Participant of the American Psychological
Association (APA) Advanced Training Institute in
Longitudinal Methods, Modeling and Measurement
in Contemporary Psychological Research,
University of Virginia.
Selected
Publications:
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Diehl, M.
(2006). Development of self-representations in
adulthood. In D.
Mroczek & T. Little (Eds.), Handbook of
personality development (pp.
373-398).
Mahwah,
NJ:
Erlbaum.
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Diehl, M.,
& Berg, K. M. (2006).
Personality and involvement in leisure
activities during the Third Age: Findings from
the Ohio Longitudinal Study. In J. B. James
& P. Wink (Eds.), Annual
Review of Gerontology and Geriatrics: Vol. 26.
The
crown of life: Dynamics of the early
postretirement period (pp.
211-226).
New York:
Springer.
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Diehl, M.,
& Dark-Freudeman, A. (2006). The analytic
template in the psychology of aging. In D. J.
Sheets, D. B. Bradley, & J. Hendricks
(Eds.), Enduring questions and changing
perspectives in gerontology (pp.
93-129).
New York:
Springer.
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Diehl,
M., Jacobs, L. M., & Hastings, C. T.
(2006).
Temporal stability and authenticity of
self-representations in adulthood. Journal of
Adult Development, 13,
10-22.
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Diehl, M.,
Semegon, A. B., & Schwarzer, R. (2006).
Assessing attention control in goal pursuit: A
component of dispositional self-regulation.
Journal of Personality Assessment,
86,
306-317.
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Diehl,
M., Marsiske, M., Horgas, A., Rosenberg, A.,
Saczynski, J., & Willis, S. L. (2005). The
Revised Observed Tasks of Daily Living: A
performance-based assessment of everyday problem
solving. Journal of Applied Gerontology,
24, 211-230.
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Diehl, M.,
Owen, S. K., & Youngblade, L. M.
(2004).
Agency and communion attributes in
adults' spontaneous self-representations.
International Journal of Behavioral Development,
28, 1-15.
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Diehl,
M., & Willis, S. L. (2003). Everyday
competence and everyday problem solving in aging
adults: Role of the physical and social context.
In H.-W. Wahl, R. Scheidt, & P. Windley
(Eds.), Annual Review of Gerontology and
Geriatrics: Vol. 23. Aging in context:
Socio-physical environments (pp. 130-166).
New
York:
Springer.
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Diehl, M.,
Hastings, C. T., & Stanton, J. M. (2001).
Self-concept differentiation across the adult
life span. Psychology and Aging, 16,
643-654.
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Labouvie-Vief,
G., & Diehl, M. (2000).
Cognitive complexity and
cognitive-affective integration: Related or
separate domains of adult development?
Psychology and Aging, 15,
490-504.
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Labouvie-Vief,
G., Diehl, M., Tarnowski, A., & Shen, J.
(2000).
Age differences in adult personality:
Findings from the
United States and
China.
Journal of Gerontology: Psychological
Sciences, 55B,
P4-P17.
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Diehl, M.
(1999). Self-development in adulthood and aging:
The role of critical life events. In C. D. Ryff
& V. W. Marshall (Eds.), The self and
society in aging processes (pp. 150-183).
New
York:
Springer.
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Diehl, M.
(1998). Everyday competence in later life:
Current status and future directions. The
Gerontologist,38,
422-433.
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Diehl, M.,
Elnick, A. B., Bourbeau, L., &
Labouvie-Vief, G. (1998). Adult attachment
styles: Their relations to family context and
personality. Journal of Personality and
Social Psychology, 74,
1656-1669.
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Diehl, M.,
Coyle, N., & Labouvie-Vief, G. (1996). Age
and sex differences in strategies of coping and
defense across the life span.
Psychology and Aging, 11,
127-139.
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Diehl, M.,
Willis, S. L., & Schaie, K. W. (1995).
Everyday problem solving in older adults:
Observational assessment and cognitive
correlates. Psychology and Aging,
10, 478-491.
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