
Professor, Interim Director of the MSU Psychological Clinic
Psychology 107C
Dr. Levendosky's has three main areas of research. One is understanding the mechanisms through which intimate partner violence is transmitted across generations, including psychological and physiological mechanisms for this transmission. She is particularly interested in the early mother-child attachment relationship, beginning during pregnancy, and how that may be a vehicle for this intergenerational transmission. The second is a focus on prenatal stress, including intimate partner violenc
Read morePhD, Clinical Psychology, University of Michigan, 1995
MA, Clinical Psychology, University of Michigan, 1992
BA, Biological Anthropology, Magna Cum Laude, Harvard-Radcliffe College, 1987