Liberal Arts and Sciences
Gravina Lab
Led by Nicole Gravina · Psychology
What we study
The Gravina Lab studies how organizations manage behavior to improve safety, well-being, and efficiency in healthcare. They use tools like surveys and assessments to analyze workplace practices.
What working here is like
- Surveys & interviews
- Computational
- Human participants
- Coding required
- Project
- 1
- Papers
- 5
Current projects
Project Evaluating the generalization of improved ergonomic positioning following the provision of video feedback using an artificial intelligence-powered app
The lab tests whether an AI video‑feedback app improves ergonomic posture across different work tasks. The student analyzed posture data from seven participants in three tasks and found mixed evidence of posture improvement spreading to new tasks.
From the Spring 2025 UF Undergraduate Research Symposium · abstract book, p. 572
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Recent papers, explained
- Variables affecting applied behavior analysis service provision in Florida: A qualitative analysis
2026 · Journal of Organizational Behavior Management
Explores why behavior analysts leave Florida, finding issues with training and resources.
- Leveraging qualitative methods in organizational behavior Management
2026 · Journal of Organizational Behavior Management
Explains how qualitative methods can improve organizational behavior research.
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- Evaluating staff safety in human services: An organizational injury assessment
2026 · Journal of Organizational Behavior Management
Investigates staff injuries in human services by reviewing records and interviews.
- Academics for Black Survival and Wellness: A Grassroots Intervention for Black Liberation and Anti‐Racism Inside and Outside of Academia
2026 · Journal of Community Psychology
Evaluates a Black liberation program by analyzing its outcomes and activities.
- Evaluating teach-back when training behavioral technicians in behavior-analytic procedures
2026 · Journal of Organizational Behavior Management
Tests whether teach-back training helps behavior technicians learn behavior-analytic skills.
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