Dr. Dane Hilton, a new faculty member in the Department of Psychology, is recruiting student research assistants to start in the fall.

The research conducted in the lab will focus on:

• Cognitive mechanisms of social encoding
• Mindfulness meditation and other alternative treatments for self-regulatory deficits
• Improving measurement of social information processing
• The use of technology in psychotherapy research/intervention
• Treatment mechanisms in ADHD Parent Training

He is looking for research assistants who:

• Are conscientious and hard-working
• Have excellent time-management skills
• Are intellectually curious
• Interested in ADHD, executive function, or social interaction (preferred, not required)
• Are familiar with MS Office/Google Docs
• Have some familiarity with research methods and statistics (preferred, not required)
• Interested in applying technology (e.g., smartphones, activity trackers, etc.) to research (not required)

Research assistants will be involved with many aspects of the research process, including developing experimental materials, data collection (in and outside of the lab), data entry, and literature reviews. Highly motivated students will have opportunities for more involvement in study design, statistical analysis, and other more advanced aspects of the research process.

Interested students from all class years are encouraged to contact Dr. Hilton for an application (dchilton@crimson.ua.edu).

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