Phillip J Moore

Dr. Phillip J Moore focuses on the intricate interplay between psychological, environmental, and biological factors that shape health-related decisions, behaviors, and conditions. As an associate professor of applied social psychology in the Department of Psychological & Brain Sciences at George Washington University, he is dedicated to advancing our understanding of how these factors influence individual and collective well-being. Dr. Moore's research interests are diverse, encompassing health psychology, social psychology, terrorism, stress, behavioral medicine, and obesity. His current projects delve into the determinants of obesity, examining how various influences contribute to this complex condition. Additionally, he explores how individuals and communities respond to terrorism and other emergencies, aiming to uncover the psychological and social mechanisms that drive these responses. In the realm of stress research, Dr. Moore investigates the myriad sources of stress and their impact on mental and physical health. His work in behavioral medicine seeks to develop interventions that can mitigate the negative effects of stress and promote healthier lifestyles. Through his research, Dr. Moore aims to contribute to the development of evidence-based strategies that can improve health outcomes and enhance resilience in the face of adversity. Dr. Moore is committed to fostering a collaborative research environment, working with colleagues and students to push the boundaries of knowledge in his field. His dedication to teaching and mentorship ensures that the next generation of psychologists is well-equipped to tackle the challenges of an ever-evolving world.