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Janice Templeton, Ph.D.
University of Michigan – Ann Arbor
Assistant Professor of Psychology
Positive Psychology, Developmental
Psychology
Office: 278 Education/Business Hall
Telephone: 970-247-7515
Email: templeton_j@fortlewis.edu
Webpage: under development
Janice
Templeton
studies the psychological, social and contextual resources that promote
individual well-being throughout the lifespan. In particular she is
interested in value systems that promote not only the well-being of the
individual, but that also benefit the greater good. Her primary research
areas include positive youth development, spirituality and a new area of
psychological inquiry that she calls Expanding Circle Morality. Her
Expanding Circle Morality research explores the benefits to self and others
of holding all life sacred and feeling responsibility to act outside the
boundaries one’s normal circle of compassion (i.e., self, family and
community) to other communities, ethnicities, countries and species. She is
a lifespan developmental psychologist with strong interests in social,
personality, educational and positive psychology.
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