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Augustin de la Peña, Ph.D.
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BIO and CV
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Education |
| 1960-1964 | University of Texas, Austin; B.A., psychology major, mathematics minor; graduated cum laude, with special honors in psychology | |
| 1964-1970 | Stanford University, Stanford, California; Ph.D.; specialty: cognitive developmental psychology and developmental sleep-wake psychophysiology | |
| 1971-1973 | University of California, Los Angeles; postdoctoral research training in developmental sleep-wake psychophysiology |
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| 1973-1974 | Research Psychologist, UCLA Medical School, Department of Psychiatry | |
| 1974-1989 |
Chief, Clinical Psychophysiology/Sleep Labs, Veterans Medical Center, and Assistant-Associate Professor, UT Medical School, Dept. of Psychiatry; University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio |
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Present: Associate Director of the Sleep Program; sleep disorders center in Weslaco, TX
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Consulting; Review, Writing, and Editing of Research Grant Applications on A research abstract providing the original description of the “reverse first night effect” in the differentiation of subtypes of chronic insomnia A book chapter describing an originally-conceived conceptualization of the etiology and modulation of insomnia complaints, which also provided an original schema for the psychophysiological evaluation and treatment of insomnia complaints; this chapter appeared in the first book published in the United States on the diagnosis and treatment of the full-range of sleep disorders Two book chapters and a book (The Psychobiology of Cancer: Automatization and Boredom in Health and Disease, Praeger, New York, 1983) on the psychophysiology of boredom/interest, outlining boredom’s possible modulation of various bodily-expressed disorders (some types of cancer, hypertension, pain syndromes, etc.), PTSD, and a variety of behavioral (hyperactivity, violence), eating, and sleep disorders
Working title: Knowledge, Automatization, and Boredom: A Seminal Dynamic Modulating Behavior, Cultural Change, and Our Enormous, Always-Growing Need for Entertainment, Community, and Spiritual Experience Contact Information
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