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Self and Interpersonal Relationships (SIR) Laboratory

Current Graduate Students

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Ashton Southard

I am interested in personality and individual differences. My
specific  interests include narcissism, Machiavellianism, 
 psychopathy and destructive obedience to authority. Other interests 
 include romantic jealousy, influence tactics, and general social 
 relationships.

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Christopher Holden

I see the fields of social/personality psychology and
evolutionary psychology as being complementary in many ways, thus, my research
interests include a blend of topics within these two fields. More specifically,
I am interested in self-esteem, personality, mate retention, and sperm
competition. I am also interested in advanced statistical modeling procedures
such as Structural Equation Modeling (SEM), and have had experience conducting
online research projects through the use of services such as Amazon’s Mechanical
Turk (MTurk).

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Amy Noser

I am interested in body image and eating disorders.  My specific interests include individual differences that influence factors of body image such as self-esteem level, contingent self-esteem, and self-compassion specifically the element of mindfulness. 
My other interests include self-objectification, self-concept, and aspects of adolescent health.


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Brian Enjaian

I am interested in self-esteem, personality, and
individual differences. My focus is on how these factors affect our financial
decision making not only in every day life, but also in competitive games such
as poker. My other interests include narcissism, conformity, and statistics. 



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Noah Pollock

My professional focus is on positive social psychology.  I am interested in how our psychological well-being effects or is affected by our social world. Specifically, I seek to understand the relationship between self-esteem and subjective well-being, and to
discover causes and correlates of what is often referred to as happiness.


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Thomas Ewing

My research is focused on social-personality psychology. My specific interests include the effects of stigmatization and marginalization on self-esteem and overall life satisfaction. I am also  interested in intergroup and intragroup relations and group dynamics in  general.  

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Andrew Holub

Among my primary areas of research interest are interpersonal  relationships,
particularly involving romantic interactions, such as  mate selection.  I
am also interested in studying the development,  maintenance, and propagation of
individual ideologies and extremism as well as their subsequent effects on
interpersonal relations.  More generally, I am interested in working with deviant  subcultures and populations, such as criminals.

Former Graduate Students

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Erin Myers, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor at Western Carolina University

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Aisha Baker, Ph.D.
Postdoctoral Fellow at the Michael E. DeBakey VA Medical Center

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Amy Ricedorf, M.A.
Substance Abuse Clinician at Oak Arbor Mental Health Center

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