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  • Ten Things The Breakfast Club Got Right About Social Psych

    For the next couple of weeks, we will be featuring Dr. Osterman’s social psychology class assignment where they were tasked with researching and writing a Buzzfeed-style article on a number of topics.

    The seventh article focuses on what the Breakfast Club got right about social psychology. Click this link to learn more!

  • 10 Ways to Know if Your Relationship Will Last

    For the next couple of weeks, we will be featuring Dr. Osterman’s social psychology class assignment where they were tasked with researching and writing a Buzzfeed-style article on a number of topics.

    The sixth article focuses on ways to know if your relationship will last. Click this link to learn more!

     

  • 8 Ways to Make a Good First Impression

    For the next couple of weeks, we will be featuring Dr. Osterman’s social psychology class assignment where they were tasked with researching and writing a Buzzfeed-style article on a number of topics.

    The fifth article focuses on ways to make a good first impression. Click this link to learn more!

  • 10 Ways to Make Friends as a Freshman

    For the next couple of weeks, we will be featuring Dr. Osterman’s social psychology class assignment where they were tasked with researching and writing a Buzzfeed-style article on a number of topics.

    The fourth article focuses on ways to make friends as a Freshman. Click this link to learn more!

  • Does Your Constant Aggression Piss You Off? Here are 6 Techniques to Help You Kill Your Aggressive Tendencies.

    For the next couple of weeks, we will be featuring Dr. Osterman’s social psychology class assignment where they were tasked with researching and writing a Buzzfeed-style article on a number of topics.

    The third article focuses on reducing aggressive tendencies. Click this link to learn more!

  • 2017 Summer Internship Yale Social Cognitive Development Lab

    The Social Cognitive Development Lab at Yale University is now accepting applications for our undergraduate summer internship program.Highly motivated undergraduates can apply to help us uncover how children and adults think and reason about social groups and intergroup experiences.

    Summer interns will be involved in many aspects of the research process, including participant recruitment and scheduling, study design, experiment facilitation, data entry and more. Interns will also attend and present at weekly lab meetings to discuss relevant research.

    The program is 8-weeks from June 5 – July 28, 2017full time (35-40 hours/week), with some weekend hours required. Eligible applicants are currently enrolled undergraduates and recent college graduates from US institutions.

    These positions are unpaid; applicants are encouraged to apply for funding from their home institutions and other external funding sources for summer scholarships and grants.

    To apply please send:

    1. A résumé/CV
    2. Completed application form
    3. An unofficial transcript
    4. Two letters of recommendation (sent separately to helena.wippick@yale.edu)

    Applications are due on March 3, 2017, send all applications to: helena.wippick@yale.edu in one email with subject line “[YOUR NAME] 2017 Summer Internship Application.” Incomplete applications will not be reviewed.

    Please see Dr. Buchholz for an application if you are interested in applying for this position.

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    Yarrow Dunham
    yarrow.dunham@yale.edu
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