Singapore
Psychology kindles my purpose in pursuing the path of becoming a researcher who continues to grow through exploring psychological knowledge that contributes to the betterment of society. My current research interest lies in emotion, cognition, and well-being. I am also passionate in gaining skills in various statistical techniques for producing rigorous research.
I am part of an interdisciplinary research team, working on a project about cognitive flexibility and pedagogies, in the Centre for Research in Pedagogy and Practice (CRPP). My roles in the team involve designing translational studies, performing data collection, quantitative data analyses, and assisting in project planning and IRB applications.
I am part of an interdisciplinary research team, working on a project about cognitive flexibility and pedagogies, in the Centre for Research in Pedagogy and Practice (CRPP). My roles in the team involve designing translational studies, performing data collection, quantitative data analyses, and assisting in project planning and IRB applications.
I handle administrative and logistic matters of the Social Psychology lab to ensure that the lab remains as a conducive environment for research-related activities, and that the lab members have access to the resources and information needed.
I involved in teaching, and preparing tutorial materials for Social Psychology (PL3105) and Research & Statistical Methods I (PL2131).
As a representative for my cohort of the course, Bachelor in Social Science (Psychology), I provided assistance & guidance to improve students’ learning experiences, surveyed on students' concerns in each semester, and communicated with lecturers regarding course matters & students’ concerns.
I was an undergraduate student of Diploma in Social Science (Counselling) for the first two years, and Bachelor in Social Science in Psychology for another two years.
I was involved in planning activities and leading the Planning and Event Department for TARUMT's Psychology Society.