You've found Chris Cozby's home page. This is also a

good place to find Paul C. Cozby, author of

Methods in Behavioral Research. I teach in

the Psychology Department at Cal State Fullerton.

Read on if you're curious to find out more.

I live in Yorba Linda in Orange County, California

with Jeanne King, a professor of management at

Cal State San Bernardino. My son Josh

attends Northern Arizona University.

He used to work at my favorite bookstore,

Borders Books and Music.

And there is Brisco dog and two cats:

Kirby and Pharis.

With all those animals, it's hard to get away. When we do

go away, our favorite spot is Prescott, Arizona.

One of these days, we'll get out of here and

get a double-wide in an Arizona trailer park.

I've been teaching at CSUF for just about forever. I

came here after graduating from UC Riverside and

the University of Minnesota. I am known as being

sensitive to student needs. The picture at the top of

the page shows me greeting a student during my

office hours. You can listen to me using charm and

positive reinforcement when I answer a student's

question in class. Or you can visit my Psych 300,

Computers in Psychology page.

My research interests are fairly eclectic. I have studied

attraction and love. Love has an interesting presence on

the Internet. Besides the chat rooms where people can

meet, flirt, and plan their futures together, there are web

sites devoted to the topic of love and romance.

You can even take a surveys on internet

relationships. I have also studied self-disclosure. This

proves that psychologists always study stuff they can't

do. Lately I have done more applied research. I was once

the director of the CSUF Social Science Research Center

where I conducted applied social research studies. Stop

by my office in H-715B or send a mail message if you

want to discuss conducting research or doing

independent study.

on some of my favorite things such as sports,

tv and movies, and music, or I

might point you to something outrageous

such as sea monkeys

or an incredibly incredible

randomly chosen Suck column.

So come back again. Send an e-mail message with your

comments and suggestions. And if you are wondering if that's

really me in the picture, read about my page.

Now go do something useful, like chew a mento.