Get involved in Emotion research
[pic] Romantic Relationship Research Lab (RRRLab)
Fall Semester 2017
Applications due April 14th, 2017
Email complete application to:
feiring@tcnj.edu
Get involved in Romantic Relationship research directed by Dr. Candice Feiring
(feiring@tcnj.edu tcnj.edu/~cyrd)
I’m looking for several motivated students to become Research Assistants in the newly created Romantic Relationships Lab.
Research topics include:
1) The development of a reliable and valid narrative coding system for assessing the balance of power in romantic relationships
2) Individual differences in cognitive representations of power in romantic relationships
3) The role of positive and negative emotions in healthy romantic relationships
4) Romantic relationship dating aggression and issues of gender
Research assistant duties include:
1) Training to conduct structured interviews about relationships qualities
2) Training to transcribe interviews
3) Training in narrative coding and analyses
4) Conducting interviews (data collection)
5) Developing reliable and valid narrative coding systems
6) Transcribing and Coding interviews
7) Helping to plan new research protocols
8) Training to manage an ongoing research project
9) Learning/conducting data analyses
10) Learning to communicate research through written and oral presentations.
11) Conducting library research on various topics, such narrative analysis, dating aggression, power, anger and rejections sensitivity in adolescent romantic relationships
If you would like to get involved, complete an application by 11/11/16 & email it (saved with your last name) to feiring@tcnj.edu. After you submit your application, you also must be interviewed by Dr. Feiring before you can be given permission to join the lab. If you have questions email Dr. F.
Prerequisites: PSY 121 and permission from the instructor required, PSY 299 preferred.
Research Assistant application for the
Romantic Relationships Lab
Name:
E-mail:
PAWS ID:
Phone:
Year in school:
Major: Minor:
Overall GPA: Psychology GPA:
Psychology courses taken at TCNJ:
Psychology courses taken at other schools:
Why do you want to become involved in this Lab?
What do you hope to learn in this Lab?
Please describe your previous/current research experience (include coursework and work in other research labs) and skills that you believe will make you a good research team member:
What are your future plans after you graduate from TCNJ?
Names of TCNJ faculty that can who can be contacted about your scholarly skills and performance:
Note: General lab meetings will be held Thursday afternoon from 2-5. You must be available at this time. Other times in the lab will be coordinated with other lab members’ schedules and yours.
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