Helping others is good for our health. But how do we balance our own needs?
Dr. Frances Chen and Julia Nakamura are exploring the benefits and trade-offs in prosocial engagement in everyday life.
Marisa Nelson is advancing health equity with support from the PIE Fund
Learn how the PIE Fund is helping Marisa tackle disparities through her research on gender, housing, and socioeconomic impacts on health.
Three Psychology researchers awarded CIHR Project Grants
Congratulations to Dr. Noah Silverberg, Dr. Jason Snyder, and Dr. Stan Floresco on their CIHR Project Grants.
Graduate Student Spotlight: Q&A with Talia Morstead
Learn more about Talia and her experience as a graduate student.
Congratulations to our Fall MA and PhD Graduates
We thank you for your dedication, hard work, and the remarkable contributions you have made throughout your academic journey with us.
Supporting research excellence: UBC Psychology researchers receive federal funding
Congratulations to UBC Psychology researchers who received funding from the SSHRC 2024 Insight Grants and Insight Development Grants.
Psychology undergraduate students recognized for research excellence
Three UBC Psychology Honours students were recognized with the Laureates of the CPA 2024 Certificate of Academic Excellence award.
People’s moral values change with the seasons
New UBC Psychology research reveals seasonality in people’s moral values, which has potential implications for politics, law and health—including the timing of elections and court cases.
Three Psychology researchers awarded CIHR Project Grants
UBC psychology researchers are pushing the boundaries of health research with Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) support.
New book by Dr. Wolfgang Linden examines how to stop controlling the uncontrollable
Dr. Linden joins us for a Q&A where he shares insights and examples on missed opportunities—and what readers can learn from his book.