The success of our lab depends on the involvement of dedicated undergraduate students. Getting involved with research as an undergraduate is a great way to learn more about psychology and get hands-on experience. Research experience is also valuable for students considering going on to graduate school.​​​

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Undergraduate research assistants in our lab work closely with other members of the lab on one or more on-going projects. Your involvement may include: designing experiments and materials, conducting experiments, coding data, analyzing data, participating in scientific lab discussions, and presenting data at conferences.​

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​​​​Course credit in the form of PSYC2072/2073 is available. ​

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Requirements:

• Preferably second-year psychology major

• High research ethics

• Academic excellence

• Excellent Chinese and English communication skills

• Commitment to work in the lab for two semesters, for approximately 10 hours/ week

• Interest in cyber-, health, and social/personality psychology