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 , Ph.D., Psychology, Social Psychology Associate Research Scientist Prevention Research Center Berkeley, California
Phone: (510) 883-5757
Fax: (510) 644-0594
Email: mtodd@prev.org
Michael Todd is an Associate Research Scientist at PIRE’s Prevention Research Center. He has been with PIRE since 2003. Mike is currently working with Dr. Joel Grube and Dr. Paul Gruenewald on an NIAAA-funded study of the interplay of neighborhood characteristics (e.g., alcohol outlet density) and psychosocial variables (e.g., alcohol-related beliefs) in predicting trajectories of alcohol use in adolescents. Using currently available data, he is also exploring relationships among growth trajectories of psychosocial variables and alcohol-related outcomes. Dr. Todd’s substantive areas of expertise include stress, coping, and substance use. His methodological expertise is in daily process (experience sampling) methods, multilevel modeling, and structural equation modeling techniques.
After receiving a B.S. in Psychology from Texas A & M University in 1991, Mike earned an M.A. (1994) and a Ph.D. in Social Psychology at Arizona State University. In 2001, immediately following completion of his graduate work, Mike pursued further training as a post-doctoral fellow at the University of Connecticut School of Medicine’s NIAAA-funded Alcohol Research Center. While at ASU, Mike worked with data from large-scale longitudinal studies exploring the natural history of smoking and the individual and family psychosocial predictors of drinking and other psychopathology in adolescents and young adults. His doctoral and postdoctoral work focused on daily processes in the associations among stress, mood, coping, and substance use in adult and college student samples.
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Published Literature
- The complexities of modeling mood-drinking relationships: Lessons learned from daily process research , in Substance abuse and emotion. (2010). Author(s): Armeli, Stephen; Tennen, Howard; Todd, Michael; and Mohr, Cynthia
- The complexities of modeling mood-drinking relationships: Lessons learned from daily process research, in Substance abuse and emotion. (2010). Author(s): Armeli, Stephen; Tennen, Howard; Todd, Michael; Mohr, Cynthia; and Kassel, Jon D.
- A diary study of implicit self-esteem, interpersonal interactions and alcohol consumption in college students, Journal of Experimental Social Psychology (2009). Author(s): Todd, M.; Armeli, S.; DeHart, T.; and Mohr, C.
- Correlates of persistent smoking in bars subject to smokefree workplace policy, International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (2009). Author(s): Todd, M.; Martin, S. E.; Moore, R. S.; Lee, J. P.; and Chu, B. C.
- Interpersonal problems and negative mood as predictors of within-day time to drinking, Psychology of Addictive Behaviors (2009). Author(s): Todd, M.; and Armeli, S.
- Problem drinking, unemployment, and intimate partner violence among a sample of construction industry workers and their partners, Journal of Family Violence (2009). Author(s): Cunradi, C. B.; Todd, M.; Duke, M.; and Ames, G.
- Drinking to cope with negative moods and the immediacy of drinking within the weekly cycle among college students, Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs (2008). Author(s): Todd, M.; Armeli, S.; and Conner, T. S.
- Drinking to regulate negative romantic relationship interactions: The moderating role of self-esteem, Journal of Experimental Social Psychology (2008). Author(s): Todd, M.; Armeli, S.; and DeHart, T.
- Parenting practices and adolescent sexual behavior: A longitudinal study, Journal of Marriage & Family (2008). Author(s): Grube, Joel W.; Fisher, Deborah A.; Todd, Michael; Hill, Douglas L.; Bersamin, Melina; and Walker, Samantha
- Daily evaluation of anticipated outcomes from alcohol use among college students, Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology (2005). Author(s): Armeli, Stephen; Mohr, Cynthia; Todd, Michael; Maltby, Nicholas; Tennen, Howard; Carney, Margaret Anne; and Affleck, Glenn
- Violence in police families: Work-family spillover, Journal of Family Violence (2005). Author(s): Johnson, L. B.; Todd, M.; and Subramanian, G.
- Daily processes in stress and smoking: Effects of negative events, nicotine dependence, and gender, Psychology of Addictive Behaviors (2004). Author(s): Todd, Michael
- Do We Know How We Cope? Relating Daily Coping Reports to Global and Time-Limited Retrospective Assessments, Journal of Personality and Social Psychology (2004). Author(s): Todd, Michael; Tennen, Howard; Carney, Margaret Anne; and Armeli, Stephen
- A Daily Diary Validity Test of Drinking to Cope Measures, Psychology of Addictive Behaviors (2003). Author(s): Todd, Michael; Armeli, Stephen; Tennen, Howard; Carney, Margaret Anne; and Affleck, Glenn
- A Daily Process Examination of the Stress-Response Dampening Effects of Alcohol Consumption, Psychology of Addictive Behaviors (2003). Author(s): Armeli, Stephen; Tennen, Howard; Todd, Michael; Carney, Margaret Anne; Mohr, Cynthia; Affleck, Glenn; and Hromi, Amber
- A Longitudinal Study of Children of Alcoholics: Predicting Young Adult Substance Use Disorders, Anxiety, and Depression, Journal of Abnormal Psychology (1999). Author(s): Chassin, Laurie; Pitts, Steven C.; DeLucia, Christian; and Todd, Michael
- Maternal Socialization of Adolescent Smoking: The Intergenerational Transmission of Parenting and Smoking, Developmental Psychology (1998). Author(s): Chassin, Laurie; Presson, Clark C.; Todd, Michael; Rose, Jennifer S.; and Sherman, Steven J.
- The impact of childhood abuse on treatment outcomes of substance users, Professional Psychology: Research and Practice (1997). Author(s): Gutierres, S.E.; and Todd, M.
- Role Stress, Role Socialization, and Cigarette Smoking: Examining Multiple Roles and Moderating Variables, Psychology of Addictive Behaviors (1996). Author(s): Todd, Michael; Chassin, Laurie; Presson, Clark C.; and Sherman, Steven J.
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