Graduate Research Assistant
Current• Supported survey design and collection across 7 countries, analyzed results, and writing up a manuscript examining the influence of polarized media on perceptions of election legitimacy resulting in 1 publication• Designed, programmed, conducted, and analyzed 4 total studies using experimental RCT to examine the effects of attention on willingness to trust strangers• Programmed, conducted, and analyzed 2 studies using the Who Said What (WSW) paradigm to explore factors involved in how people categorize others by expressions of need and expressions of concern for others in need• Conducting a literature search aimed to guide in designing a mixed effect modeling approach to analyzing WSW paradigm which is traditionally uses paired-samples t-tests to analyze data• Cleaned data, analyzed results, and currently writing up a manuscript of a 5-week longitudinal study measuring feelings of gratitude as an indicator of tracking welfare trade-off ratios in cooperative relationships• Delivered 8 high-level talks and 9 posters summarizing my research at academic psychology conferences along with 4 talks to various university groups. Of note, acted as symposium chair at Society for Personality and Social Psychology 2021 Convention• Co-organizer of Compassion Group Monthly Collaborator Meetings from 2020-2021 and Compassion Mini-Week Virtual Convention with an international group of collaborators through Decision Research Institute, Eugene, OR• Prepared research for communication in peer-reviewed journals resulting in 1 published article, 1 book chapter, and 1 article under review