Sarah English's thesis is entitled: "Multiple Motivations Underlying Children’s Affiliative Behaviour: The Functional Role of Affiliative Language."
All are welcome to attend.
Research led by Carla Rumeo, fourth year PhD student at the University of Waterloo (under the supervision of Jonathan Oakman on the Psychological Intervention Research Team), has been featured in an APA Article Spotlight — "Psychotherapy lessons from the COVID-19 pandemic in Canada."
Emily Grant's thesis is entitled: "Perceived Restorativeness and Restorative Outcomes: A Comparative Study of Diverse Environments in Urban and Natural Settings."
All are welcome to attend.
Emilie Caron's thesis is entitled: "Posture and Attention."
All are welcome to attend.
Please join us in supporting our clinical students in upcoming Community Education events to be held at the Kitchener Public Library this fall.
Clinical psychology graduate students Monica Grove and Brianna MacPherson will present a workshop for the general public.
Please join us in supporting our clinical students in upcoming Community Education events to be held at the Kitchener Public Library this fall.
Clinical psychology graduate students Jasmine Zhang and Brianna MacPherson will present a workshop for the general public.
Julia McNeil's thesis is entitled: "Love, Resilience, and the Past: The Role of Positive Emotion Regulation in Overcoming Childhood Maltreatment and Building Strong Romantic Relationships."
All are welcome to attend.
Yadurshana Sivashankar’s thesis is entitled: "Identifying the Relative Contribution of Motoric and Cognitive Engagement on Spatial Memory."
All are welcome to attend.
Jatheesh Srikantharajah’s thesis is entitled: “Eye Movements: Measuring Fatigue and Attention in Natural and Urban Scenes".
All are welcome to attend.
Jessica Ross' thesis is entitled: "Looking Back or Looking Ahead: Metamotivational Beliefs About Progress Framing in Goal Pursuit."
All are welcome to attend.