Robert C. Coghill, PhD
Suzan R. Farris
Clinical Studies Coordinator
E-mail: sfarris@wakehealth.edu
Education
BA, Wake Forest University, 2006
Selected Publications
Farris, S.R., and Ostafin, B.D. Alcohol consumption primes automatic alcohol-approach
associations. The American Journal of Drug and Alcohol Abuse 2008; 34, 703-711.
Farris, S.R., Ostafin, B.D., and Palfai, T.B. Distractability moderates the relation between
automatic alcohol motivation and drinking behavior. Psychology of Addictive
Behaviors 2010; 24, 151-156.
McCall, W.V., Batson, N., Webster, M., Case, L.D., Joshi, I., Derreberry, T., McDonough, A., and Farris, S.R. Nightmares and dysfunctional beliefs about sleep mediate the effect
of insomnia symptoms on suicidal ideation. Journal
of Clinical Sleep Medicine 2013; 9, 135-140.
McCall, W.V., Batson, N., Webster, M., Joshi, I., Derreberry, T., McDonough, A., and Farris, S.R. (in press). A psychometric cut-point to separate emergently suicidal depressed patients from stable depressed outpatients. Indian Journal of Psychiatry.