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Amy Camodeca

Amy Camodeca, Ph.D., is an associate professor of psychology at Penn State Beaver and a clinical neuropsychologist at the Watson Institute. She teaches research methods, statistics, biological bases of behavior, psychology of learning (behaviorism), cognitive psychology, and neuropsychology. She earned her B.S. in Psychology at Baldwin Wallace College, her M.A. in Counseling Psychology at University of Denver, and her Ph.D. in Child Clinical Psychology at University of Winder. She completed a post-doctoral fellowship at The Watson Institute in autism assessment and a second post-doctoral fellowship at Allegheny General Hospital in pediatric neuropsychology.

Dr. Camodeca’s work focuses on social cognition, executive function, and psychometric properties of tests in autism spectrum disorders and other developmental disabilities. She has cultivated a dynamic research program and an engaging learning environment for undergraduates. Within Penn State Beaver’s Neuropsychology Lab, Dr. Camodeca leads research on executive functioning, memory, language, and social cognition. Her projects serve dual purposes: advancing scientific understanding and offering valuable experiential training for her students.

Financial Disclosure: Amy is employed as an associate professor of psychology at Pennsylvania State University-Beaver and a clinical neuropsychologist at the Watson Institute. Conference registration paid. Non-financial: None to disclose.

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January 16, 2027
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