Armstrong, Bridget
Assistant Professor
Dr. Armstrong’s research examines the etiology of health behaviors related to pediatric obesity. Her work aims to leverage intensive longitudinal data to examine the predictors and dynamics health behaviors including sleep, screen time, sedentary behavior, and mental health. Based in a socio-ecological perspective, her work spans multiple levels of influence, from environmental, to social/interpersonal and biological.
Biographical Profile
- College
- Arnold School of Public Health
- Department
- Exercise Science
- Tenure Status
- Tenure Track
Interest Background
- Personal Focus Areas
- examine the etiology of health behaviors related to pediatric obesity
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