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Daniel P. Keating Ph.D.

About

Daniel P. Keating, Ph.D., is Professor of Psychology, Psychiatry, and Pediatrics, and Research Professor, Survey Research Center, Institute for Social Research at the University of Michigan. His work focuses on developmental differences in individuals and populations, integrating research from biology to social inequality. His most recent book, Born Anxious: The Lifelong Impact of Early Life Adversity—and How to Break the Cycle (2017 from St. Martin’s Press), was awarded the Eleanor Maccoby Book Award in Developmental Psychology by the American Psychological Association.

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Recent Posts
#NeverAgain#TimesUp#BlackLivesMatter: Beacons in Stress Era

Our national stress, even hopelessness, is so ingrained as to seem immovable. But along comes a courageous young generation to speak key truths, forge a new path, and show hope.

Our national stress, even hopelessness, is so ingrained as to seem immovable. But along comes a courageous young generation to speak key truths, forge a new path, and show hope.

Trump’s Age of Anxiety: Worries Pile Up, Health Will Go Down

If you're feeling especially stressed lately, you aren't alone. National surveys show an unprecedented rise in anxiety. Health consequences are likely but there are options.

If you're feeling especially stressed lately, you aren't alone. National surveys show an unprecedented rise in anxiety. Health consequences are likely but there are options.

Why Are Teens So Stressed and What Can Break the Cycle?

Dramatic increases in teen stress are fueled by a broader stress epidemic. We need to understand both to break this cycle.

Dramatic increases in teen stress are fueled by a broader stress epidemic. We need to understand both to break this cycle.

Cartoon Villains, Stress, and Health: Kim and The Donald

The war of words: "fire and fury" and "sea of flames" may be empty threats (we hope), but even so, the stress from fear and uncertainty will harm health for years to come.

The war of words: "fire and fury" and "sea of flames" may be empty threats (we hope), but even so, the stress from fear and uncertainty will harm health for years to come.

Dealing With Stress at School in an Age of Anxiety

A stress epidemic threatens students' learning and mental health. Understanding the sources can help teachers, leaders, and parents create a culture of resilience at school.

A stress epidemic threatens students' learning and mental health. Understanding the sources can help teachers, leaders, and parents create a culture of resilience at school.

Surviving the Stress Tsunami in the Age of Trump

Are you stressed, worried, or anxious about the country's direction? There are protective actions you can take.

Are you stressed, worried, or anxious about the country's direction? There are protective actions you can take.