Rachel Winograd

Graduate Student 145 Psychology Building rpwpp9@mail.missouri.edu Lab: Alcohol, Health, and Behavior

My research interests broadly span how alcohol use and misuse is related to personality (stability and change), self-perceptions of adulthood, and alcohol-related negative consequences. Specifically, my current program of research examines the nature of sober-to-drunk personality "change" and individual difference variables that may predict nuances of one's drunken mood, affect, and behavior.

Clinically, I am active in Dialectical Behavior Therapy for individuals with Borderline Personality Disorder,
Brief Interventions for those with substance use disorders, as well as more standard cognitive behavioral individual therapy work at the Psychological Services Clinic.

Publications:
Winograd, R.P., Littlefield, A.K., Martinez, J., & Sher, K.J. (in press). The drunken self: The Five-Factor model as an organizational framework for characterizing perceptions of one's own drunkeness. Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research.

Winograd, R.P., Littlefield, A.K., & Sher, K.J. (In press). Do people who “Mature Out” of drinking see themselves as more mature? Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research.

Sher, K.J., Winograd, R.P., & Haeny, A.M. (In press). Impulse Control Disorders. In T.Widiger (Ed.), Handbook of Clinical Psychology (9th ed.). Hoboken, New Jersey: John Wiley & Sons, Inc.

Sher, K.J., Winograd, R.P., & Verges, A. (In Press). The Psychosocial Effects of Alcohol. In V.S. Ramachandran (Eds.), Encyclopedia of Human Behavior (2nd ed.). Oxford, UK: Major Reference Works.

Littlefield, A.K., & Winograd, R.P. (In press). Maturing Out. In P. Miller (ed), Encyclopedia of Addictive Behaviors. Oxford: Elsevier.

Winograd, R.P. (2012). The balance between providing support, prolonging suffering, and promoting death: The ethical issues surrounding psychological treatment of a terminally-ill client. Ethics and Behavior, 22(1)

Sher, K.J., & Winograd, R.P. (2011). A Better Understanding of Addiction through Art [Review of the book: Addiction and Art, by P.Santora, Dowell, D., & Henningfield, J. (Eds.)]. PsycCritiques, 56(14).

Published Abstracts:

Winograd, R.P, Littlefield, A.K., & Sher, K.J. (2011). Perceived maturity during emerging and young adulthood: Associations with alcohol use disorders and other influential variables. Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research, 35 (Supplement6), 0011A. (Abstract).

Winograd, R.P, Littlefield, A.K., Martinez, J.A., Talley, A.E., & Sher, K.J. (2010). The Five-Factor Model as an organizational framework for drunken comportment. Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research, 34 (Supplement6), 429A. (Abstract).

Paper/Poster Presentations:
Winograd, R.P. (2011, August). The balance between providing support, prolonging suffering, and promoting death: The ethical issues surrounding psychological treatment of a terminally-ill client. Paper presented at the annual APA Conference, Washington D.C. as part of APA’s Graduate Student Ethics Prize.

Osborne, V., Sher, K.J., Winograd, R.P. (2011, April). Disordered eating patterns and alcohol misuse in college students: Evidence for Drunkarexia? Presented at the annual Human Environmental Studies Poster Presentation, Columbia, MO.

Winograd, R.P., Littlefield, A.K, & Sher, K.J. (2011, February). Provide, Protect, Procreate, and Quit Drinking So Much! The association between self-perceived maturity, role transitions, character traits, and AUD diagnosis. Paper presented at the annual Guze Symposium, Poster Presentation, St. Louis, MO.

Winograd, R.P, Littlefield, A.K, Martinez, J.A., Talley, A.E., & Sher, K.J. (2010, June). The Five-Factor Model as an Organizational Framework for Drunken Comportment. Paper presented at the annual Research Society of Alcoholism conference, Poster Presentation, San Antonio, TX.

Winograd, R.P. & Ginsburg, L.B. (2006, April). The Effects of Juror and Defendant Race on Jury Decisions. Paper presented at Emory Psychology Research Presentation, Atlanta, GA.