Dr. Carmen Inoa Vazquez, PhD, ABPP Psychological Research

Dr. Carmen Inoa Vazquez, PhD, ABPP, always seeks opportunities to understand one's mental well-being and the appropriate treatment options that manage triggers effectively. She aims to provide reliable resources on women’s and cross-cultural mental health. See the complete list of psychological research, dissertations, and other medical studies she participated in.

Research, Dissertation, and Other Related Work

“Offspring of outpatients with dysthymic disorder: Outcomes and mediators of risk”; Sub-Project PI; NIH; 2 SO6 GM008225: 2003-2007.

This study compares outpatient mothers with pure dysthymic disorder, double depression, episodic major depressive disorder, and normal controls on social functioning and the risk mechanisms involved in the process leading from parental mood disorders to offspring impairment.

Role: PI Resource Collaborator with Dr. Humberto Lizardi, Grant Recipient

“Comparison of pure dysthymic disorder, double depression, and episodic major depressive disorder on social functioning”; PI; PSC-CUNY; 07-03/12-04: 65636-00 34.

This study compares outpatients with pure dysthymic disorder, double depression, episodic major depressive disorder, and normal controls on a range of social roles.

Role: PI for Site Clinic with Dr. Humberto Lizardi, Grant Recipient

“Offspring of outpatients with dysthymic disorder: Outcomes and mediators of risk”; Sub-Project PI; NIH; 2 SO6 GM008225: 2003-2007.

This study compares outpatient mothers with pure dysthymic disorder, double depression, episodic major depressive disorder, and normal controls on social functioning and the risk mechanisms involved in the process leading from parental mood disorders to offspring impairment.

Role: PI Resource Collaborator with Dr. Humberto Lizardi, Grant Recipient

“Comparison of pure dysthymic disorder, double depression, and episodic major depressive disorder on social functioning”; PI; PSC-CUNY; 07-03/12-04: 65636-00 34.

This study compares outpatients with pure dysthymic disorder, double depression, episodic major depressive disorder, and normal controls on a range of social roles.

Role: PI for Site Clinic with Dr. Humberto Lizardi, Grant Recipient

Co-Principal Investigator with Mariano Rey, M.D. 1998 Latina Depression Study. The prevalence of depression in patients in treatment in a cardiology clinic.

Co-Chair with Sylvia Olarte, M.D. Conference. Out of the Shadows of Depression – Cultural impacts on Today’s Hispanic Woman. Grant Awarded by Elli Lilly and Bristol Myers. 1997.

Committee Member, Doctoral Dissertation – 1995-1998. Parental stress, personal authority, and family environment of Puerto Rican women.

Consultant – Outcome research study on the 1988 implementation: Bilingual bicultural psychiatric programs at Bronx Psychiatric Center.

Committee Member, Doctoral Dissertation – 1985-1987. Lincoln Hospital Center and Pilgrim Psychiatric Center.

Committee Member, Doctoral Dissertation – 1998-2000. Bilingualism and affective expression.

Committee Member. Readings of Dominican girls: The experiences of participants in HERSTORY – A literature discussion group.

Committee Member, Doctoral Dissertation – 1997-1999. The relation of ethnic match between interviewer and patient and other personal characteristics of the interviewer on patient dropout from the intake process.

Committee Member, Doctoral Dissertation – 1997-1999. An exploration of the impact of social support and assertiveness on the psychological well-being of Puerto Rican women.

Committee Member, Doctoral Dissertation – 1994-1996. The relationship between feminist attitudes and affective responses to sexual assault.

Committee Member, Doctoral Dissertation – 1995-1997. Quantitative and qualitative differences in the verbalization of autobiographical memories of coordinate bilinguals.

Co-Principal Investigator, Research Project – 1995-1997. Moral reasoning and aggression among psychiatric inpatients.

Committee Member, Doctoral Dissertation – 1985-1989. The Fear of Nuclear War and Its Effects on Mental Health.

Project Director, Research Project – 1984-1986. Ad hoc interpretation in psychiatric care.