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Notes on Contributors

Lisa G. Aspinwall is associate professor of psychology at the University of Utah in the US. She holds a PhD in Social Psychology (1991) from the University of California, Los Angeles. Her research program examines proactive self-regulatory processes and future-oriented thinking as people seek to anticipate, prevent, and manage important negative outcomes, especially in the domain of health. She has studied such questions in a wide range of topic areas, including psychosocial adjustment to cancer and most recently, genetic testing for familial cancer. She is the recipient of a Templeton Positive Psychology Prize for her research on optimism and health.