Undergraduate research assistants / independent study students are invited to apply to work in the
Interpersonal Relationships Lab in the Psychology Department. The lab is supervised by Dr. Edward Lemay. The ongoing studies concern a) need to belong; b) the link between self-esteem and interpersonal relationships; c) the impact of loneliness on relationships; and d) and the role of optimism and perfectionism in relationships.
Students may assist with literature reviews, data coding, study planning, and data collection. Students will also attend lab meetings to discuss related research on the topics mentioned above. Students can earn PSYC 478 or 479 credit.
Responsibilities:
-Assist with literature reviews-Attend lab meetings
-Code research data
-Assist with programming Qualtrics surveys
-Read research articles
Qualifications:
-Good attention to detail
-Responsible
-Motivated
-Interest in social psychology and relationships research
-Responsible
-Motivated
-Interest in social psychology and relationships research
How To Apply:
Contact Dr. Edward Lemay at elemay@umd.edu for more information about the lab, studies, and work you will perform.
