Natalie Regier

Research Assistant

Phone: 301-770-8456

Natalie Regier has worked at the Research Institute since the summer of 2006.  She completed work on the Engagement study, determining appropriate activities for persons with dementia that not only engages these persons but also reduces negative behavior. 

Natalie is currently assisting with TREA “Treatment Routes for Exploring Agitation” focusing on individualized non-pharmacological interventions for demented elderly people who manifest agitated behaviors. She also administers the Mini-Mental State Examination (MMSE), a tool used to examine cognitive ability.

Natalie’s interests include:  A cappella singing (she was a member of the Gettysburg Four Scores), kickball, soccer, running, and Washington Redskins’ football.

Natalie plans to attend Medical School in the fall of 2008.

B.A. Psychology, Minor in English                                                                                           

Gettysburg College, 2005

Publications

^{Bornstein, R. F., Ng, H. M., Gallagher, H. A., Kloss, D. M., & Regier, N. G. (2005). Contrasting effects of self-schema priming on   lexical decisions and Interpersonal Stroop Task performance: Evidence for a cognitive/interactionist model of interpersonal dependency. Journal of Personality 2005;June; 73(3):731-761.}