Allison Drody's thesis is entitled: “Towards a Holistic Understanding of the Drivers of Media Multitasking".
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Dr. Geoffrey T. Fong has been awarded the King Charles III Coronation medal, recognizing those who have made significant contributions to Canada or have made an outstanding achievement abroad that brings credit to Canada.
Dr. James Danckert and Dr. Marjory Phillips have been recognized with 2025 Arts Awards of Excellence in Research and Service, respectively. We look forward to celebrating with both James and Marjory at the 2025 Celebration of Arts event in the Fall. Congratulations, and thanks to the students and faculty who initiated these nominations!
Baaba Vanessa Dadzie's thesis is entitled: "Boredom and the Sense of Agency".
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Psychology's Serena McDiarmid (Ph.D. Candidate, Developmental Psychology) has been awarded a 2025 Amit & Meena Chakma Award for Excellent Teaching by a Student (AETS) in the Faculty of Arts.
Jessica Lee's thesis is entitled: “Boredom as a Motivator of Pain Infliction in Psychopathy”
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Claudia Sehl's thesis is entitled: “The development of the sunk cost bias".
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Aleece Katan's thesis is entitled: “Promoting positive mental health among individuals with eating disorders: Investigating the role of self-compassion”
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Celina Bowman-Smith's thesis is entitled: "What’s In a Post? Adolescents’ Social Media Response Motivations, Perceptions of Response Motivations, and the Role of Individual Characteristics".
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Shirley Ong's thesis is entitled: “Contextual and Individual Factors Associated with the Interpretation and Usage of Prosocial Lies”
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