Carol S. Lee, Ph.D.

Carol S. Lee, Ph.D.

Graduate Research Assistant

Carol S. Lee is a clinical psychology doctoral student at University of Massachusetts Boston. She received her Bachelor of Arts in psychology from University of California San Diego in 2012 and her master's in clinical psychology from UMass Boston in 2015. Carol works with Dr. Sarah A. Hayes-Skelton to examine how and why therapeutic exposures and behavioral experiments in treatments for anxiety disorders work. In an effort to examine one piece of this, Carol's current research draws from both social and clinical psychology to examine the process behind engaging in a behavior despite any fear or anxiety associated with that behavior. Carol and Dr. Hayes-Skelton collaborate to write articles for Anxiety.org.

Articles By Carol S. Lee, Ph.D.:

Psychological Effect Of Coping With Multiple Sclerosis

Social Pressure To Feel Happy Is Depressing

How To Climb Your Way Out Of The Depths Of Depression

The Value Of Having A Connection With Your Therapist