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Assistant professor

Psychology

Contact:
Office: COR A275 250-853-3914
Credentials:
PhD (Washington University St. Louis)
Area of expertise:
Social psychology

Interests

  • friendship
  • personality psychology
  • intergroup relations

Faculty bio

My research centers around friendship. After adolescence, friendship is largely understudied even though it remains an important contributor to well-being throughout life. All of my work is driven by some combination of three research questions: How do our friendships affect us? How do we affect our friendships? What do friendships look like? To answer these questions, I collect rich, multi-method, data sets and foster collaborations.

Friendships are as fascinating as they are complicated. I utilize a variety of methods and statistical techniques, such as experience sampling with multilevel modelling and years-long longitudinal surveys with latent growth curve modeling, to try and address their complexity.

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