Northern Michigan University, Psychological Science
Cory Toegel, Ph.D, BCBA-D Forrest Toegel, Ph.D., BCBA-D
The Toegel Laboratory conducts research and mentors students in Psychology and Behavior Analysis at Northern Michigan University. Our goal is to contribute to the science of behavior that is used to improve lives and make lasting behavior change. Our research focuses on understanding basic and complex behavioral processes, evaluating and refining laboratory models, and evaluating clinical applications of behavioral principles. We aim to produce published research and provide high-quality research training in Psychology and Behavior Analysis.
The research interests of the Toegel Laboratory include (but are not limited to):
Failures in Self-Control and Impulsive Behavior; Choice
Drug Addiction/Abuse and Behavioral Relapse
Disruptions in Operant Behavior; Incentive Shifts
Refining Experimental Research Methods and Technology
Behavioral Pharmacology
Aversive Control
Challenging Behavior Interventions and Autism/Developmental Disabilities
Caregiver and Therapist Training Methods
Computer-based Training
Community Health Initiatives to Promote Employment and Reduce Poverty
NMU is located in Marquette, Michigan on the southern shores of Lake Superior in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Michigan’s Upper Peninsula region is known for its safe, friendly, and natural environment. Marquette enjoys four distinct seasons that are celebrated by a wide variety of festivals and activities throughout the year. The Marquette community and Northern Michigan University are intricately intertwined, which adds to the vitality of the area and to the opportunities available to NMU students. Learn more about the community or view some of the beautiful scenery in Marquette and in the Upper Peninsula, known for its outdoor adventures.
