Ledina Imami

  • Assistant Professor of Psychology

Areas of Study

Education

  • PhD in social psychology, Wayne State University
  • BA in psychology, University of Michigan-Dearborn

Biography

Ledina Imami is a social psychologist interested in health and well-being. A key focus of her work is to understand how constraints in pursuing one’s goals can influence physical health, particularly when these constraints stem from confrontations with poverty, inequality, or other forms of social disempowerment. In a related line of work, she investigates the motivational consequences of perceiving oneself in a low-status or low-power position, the implications of these processes for self-regulatory success, and their downstream consequences for well-being.

Fall 2024

Introduction to Psychological Science — PSYC 100

Health Psychology — PSYC 212

Teaching Assistant — PSYC 500

Practicum in Psychology — PSYC 501

Supervised Research in Psychology - Full — PSYC 510F

Supervised Research in Psychology - Half — PSYC 510H

Senior Portfolio — PSYC 599

Spring 2025

Introduction to Psychological Science — PSYC 100

Health Psychology — PSYC 212

Advanced Methods in Health Psychology — PSYC 316

Teaching Assistant — PSYC 500

Practicum in Psychology — PSYC 501

Supervised Research in Psychology - Full — PSYC 510F

Supervised Research in Psychology - Half — PSYC 510H

Senior Portfolio — PSYC 599

News

College of Arts and Sciences Welcomes New Faculty for 2023-24

September 18, 2023

Students choose Oberlin—and thrive at Oberlin—because of the nurturing mentorship of the outstanding faculty who guide their learning. We are honored to welcome the newest additions to our faculty across the College of Arts and Sciences for 2023-24.

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