Jeremye C Genovese
Associate Professor
Curriculum & Foundations
Cleveland State University
United States of America
Biography
"Jeremy Genovese is an Associate Professor of Human Development and Educational Psychology in the Department of Curriculum and Foundations. He earned his PhD from Cleveland State University in 2000. He has a master s degree in biological anthropology from Kent State University and a BA in anthropology from Cleveland State. In addition, he is certified in secondary mathematics. His research interests include behavioral learning theory, memory, memory improvement, behavior genetics, individual differences, meditation, yoga, and evolutionary psychology. His research on the Flynn Effect was recently cited in both James Flynn's book Are We Getting Smarter? Rising IQ in the Twenty-First Century and Steven Pinker's book The Better Angels of Our Nature. He lives in Beachwood with his wife Teresa M. Kammerman, MD. "
Research Interest
"behavioral learning theory, behavior genetics, individual differences, evolutionary psychology, personality theory, somatotypes, psychometrics, memory, memory improvement, "
Publications
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Genovese JE & Little KD (2015) Two studies of Superbrain Yoga¿s potential effect on academic performance based on the Number Facility Test. Psychology of Consciousness: Theory Research and Practice 2: 452-460
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Genovese JEC (2015) Interest in astrology and phrenology over two centuries: A Google Ngram study. Psychological Reports 117: 940-943
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Genovese JE & Fondran K (2016) Depression and anxiety decline after participation in a semester long yoga class. Psychology and Education 53: 52-54
