Tag: Sophie Gabreldar

“But Where Are You Really From?” The Cost of Movement: A Longitudinal Analysis of Migrant Life Satisfaction and Health Outcomes in Germany

Applying linear growth models to longitudinal data from the German Socio-Economic Panel (SOEP), I examine changes in life satisfaction, health satisfaction, and self-reported health limitations for N = 99,433 participants (Mage = 39 , SD = 17; 50% female) over a 37-year period. The sample includes individuals with no migration background (n = 64,954), direct migration background (n = 29,016), and indirect migration background (n = 5,463).

The Psychology of Pain: Exploring the Effects of General Health as a Moderator Between Daily Perceived Control and Pain

Pain is a complex experience that varies widely between people and within individuals over time. People with poorer health, especially individuals with multiple comorbidities, generally experience more pain than those with better health...

Sophie Gabreldar

Masters Candidate, Honors Recipient & Psych Summer Intern Biomedical Applications Symbolic Systems Stanford University Sophie Gabreldar (she/her) is an undergraduate studying Symbolic Systems with a concentration in Biomedical Applications. She is interested in utilizing cognitive science and computational tools to address healthcare disparities and promote the equitable distribution of medical biotechnologies. She is especially interested… Read more Sophie Gabreldar