Graduate Students
Goal Auzeen Saedi
Program: Counseling
Goali is broadly interested in the area of minority mental health. This includes gender discrimination, adjustment issues in immigrants, and the experience of ethnic minority adolescents. Additionally, she is interested in the interface between Eastern and alternative mental wellness regimens and Western practices.
Recent Presentations:
Saedi, G. (2007, May). Iranian college student perfectionism, psychological well-being, and academic achievement motivation. Poster session presented at the annual meeting of the Western Psychological Association, Vancouver, British Columbia.
Saedi, G. (2006, June). Perfectionism and psychological well-being in Iranian-American college students. In S. Pesznecker (Chair), Our lives and minds: the psychological impacts of experiences. Paper presented at the Undergraduate and McNair Research Conference, Portland, OR.
Saedi, G., & Olsen, J. (2006, April). The effect of parental attributions, perceived control, and anxiety on temperamental ratings. Paper presented at the Northwest Undergraduate Research Conference, Portland, OR.
Bonds, L., Olsen, J., Stettler, N., & Saedi, G. (2005, July). Online on the frontline: An exploration of psychological and research dilemmas. In S. Fuhr (Chair), Cyberwars: The new mediated mind. Symposium conducted at the meeting of the Nonviolence Institute, Portland, OR.
Undergraduate Institution:
Portland State University
Contact Information:
Email: gsaedi@nd.edu