Patricia L. Pike
Professor of Psychology
Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education
- Ph.D., University of Hawaii
- M.A., University of Hawaii
- B.A., University of Hawaii
- Licensed Psychologist, California
- Doctoral Specialty Certificate, California School of Professional Psychology Los Angeles
- Doctoral Specialty Certificate, California School of Professional Psychology Los Angeles
Affiliations
- American Psychological Association (Member)
- American Psychological Association - Division 7, 36 (Member)
- Society of Research in Child Development (Member)
- National Council of Sch. and Prog. of Prof. Psychology (Lead Delegate)
Publications
Articles
- Kietzman, R.M., Pike, P.L., Jones, J.W., & Lingenfelter, J.E. (2008). “The lost MK: A qualitative study exploring the choice of some Adult Missionary Kids to leave their parents' faith.” Missiology: An International Review, 36, 457-473.
- Morris, J.D, Sorenson, R.L., Gooden, W. E., & Pike, P.L. (2004). “Thirty years of explicitly integrative scholarship: Comparing PhD and PsyD contributions.” Journal of Psychology and Theology, 32, 79-91
- Tsai, D.C., & Pike, P.L. (2000). “Effects of acculturation on the MMPI-2 scores of Asian American students.” Journal of Personality Assessment, 74, 216-230
- Hall, M.E.L., Duvall, N.S., Edwards, K.J., & Pike, P.L. (1999). “The relationship of Object Relations development to cultural adjustment in a missionary sample.” Journal of Psychology and Theology, 27, 139-153
Presentations
- Sorenson, R.L., Morris, J., Gooden, W., & Pike, P.L. (August 2003). “Thirty years of integrative scholarship: Comparing PhD and PsyD contributions.” Paper presented at the annual convention of the American Psychological Association, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Research Interests
- Developmental topics
- Cross-cultural issues