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Benjamin D'Angelo, PhD

Benjamin D'Angelo, PhD

Assistant Professor

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  • Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine

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Biography

Dr. D'Angelo completed his internship at the VA Medical Center after receiving his doctorate from Marquette University. He attended Miami (OH) University for his Undergraduate training.

Research Interests

Dr. D'Angelo's academic interests include: research on substance abuse treatment, help-seeking behavior, and factors that influence outcome in cognitive-behavioral treatments for certain medical conditions.

Publications

Publications of Benjamin R. D'Angelo PhD from the Faculty Collaboration Database

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