Al Bartz

Department of Psychology
Concordia College

901 8th St. South
Moorhead, MN 56562

Phone: (218) 299-3260
Fax: (218) 299-4308
Email: bartz@cord.edu
Office:  Ivers 244E

Education
Teaching Areas
Research Interests
Current Projects
Recent Publications

Education

     Ph.D., University of Arizona, Experimental Psychology
     M.A., University of North Dakota, Experimental Psychology
     B.A., Concordia College, Psychology

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Teaching Areas

Statistics
Research Methods
Health Psychology
Capstone
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Research Interests

Repression and defensiveness in self-reported physical symptoms
The role of defensiveness in the exacerbation of symptoms in adult asthmatics
Teaching methods in computer-assisted data analysis
The relationship of neuroticism and symptom reporting
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Current Projects

We are studying the effect of neuroticism on the relationship of the repressive-defensive coping style to self-reported physical symptoms in college students.

We are studying the effect of neuroticism on the relationship of defensiveness to the Asthma Symptoms Checklist in college student asthmatics and in previously undiagnosed adult asthmatics.

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Recent Publications

Bartz, A. E., & Olson, E. A. (2002).  Neuroticism and the Irrational Health Belief Scale.  Health Psychology, 21, 100.

Bartz, A. E., & Sabolik, M. A. (2001).  Computer and software use in teaching the beginning statistics course.  Teaching of Psychology, 28,           147-149.

Bartz, A. E. (1998).  Basic statistical concepts.  Columbus, OH: Merrill/Prentice-Hall.

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