Eva Carr is a TYDE research assistant.
Carr is a fourth-year undergraduate from Mason Neck, VA pursuing a B.A. in Psychology. She currently serves as a research assistant for the Adolescence Research Group and the Program for Anxiety, Cognition, and Treatment (PACT) Lab. Her interests include how adolescent experiences influence outcomes into adulthood, with a focus on adolescent peer relationships and how they can predict later adjustment difficulties and/or psychopathology. She is also interested in the effectiveness of CBM-I treatment with adolescents to prevent adulthood difficulties. In her spare time, Carr enjoys hiking, being a Hoos Connected facilitator, reading mystery novels, & spending time with friends. Upon graduation, Carr is planning to work in research for a few years before applying to graduate school for a PhD in Clinical Psychology.