News

An article in Psychology Today featured research by our lab which found that self-compassion may be more important than self-esteem in helping women eat in a healthier, less disordered manner. This study was published in the journal Eating Behaviors.

The Irish Examiner features research by the Self-Attitudes Lab in a story about avoiding a midlife crisis.

The Self-Attitudes Lab published an article in the peer-reviewed journal Body Image showing that received a great deal of media attention, including features in: Psych Central, Science Daily, 

The Self-Attitudes Lab is still recruiting participants for an exciting new study that uses a Smartphone App to study the live real-time factors that influence women's eating and exercise behaviours. Listen to Dr. Allison Kelly on Kitchener's Radio 570 AM Midday Show.

Congratulations to Master’s student Jessica Dupasquier who was awarded a Joseph-Armand Bombardier Canada Graduate Scholarship from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC).