Last month, Marina, a second-year PhD student in the FF-TIP Lab, had the opportunity to present during the Oakland University Psychology Department’s Research Series. This series allows for students and faculty to share ongoing research projects and interests with the department and get constructive feedback to support further development. The presentation, titled “Perceptions and Reactions… Read more

“Interpretation Thresholds in Ambiguous Discrimination and the Responses of Immigrant Populations.” Her project examines how immigrants interpret and respond to ambiguous discrimination, especially subtle microaggressions that are not clearly identifiable as prejudice. She also discussed the concept of attributional ambiguity, which refers to the uncertainty individuals feel when they are unsure whether a negative interaction… Read more

A few weeks ago the lab dressed in green to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day! During a day full of lucky celebrations, Zoe Adams, a first semester undergraduate research assistant at the FF-TIP Lab, presented for the first time in our weekly lab meeting! Zoe shared the findings of a research article about the dual pathways… Read more