Group for Persuasion and Evaluative Processes (GPEP)
Current Members
Noorfaadhilah ABDUL HALIL KHAN (M. Soc. Sci. student)
Faadhilah's main research interest is in what causes people to perceive their attitudes to be based on their cognitions or their feelings. Specifically, her research looks at how the psychological function of having a certain attitude (e.g., holding an attitude to gain social acceptance) could affect one's perceptions of the affective versus cognitive basis of their attitude.
Faadhilah's main research interest is in what causes people to perceive their attitudes to be based on their cognitions or their feelings. Specifically, her research looks at how the psychological function of having a certain attitude (e.g., holding an attitude to gain social acceptance) could affect one's perceptions of the affective versus cognitive basis of their attitude.
Reiner Wei Jie NG (M. Soc. Sci. student)
Reiner is interested in understanding how individuals form their attitudes on health and what they base their attitudes on, and how this understanding may help to improve persuasion for individuals to adopt and maintain their health behaviours. He is also interested in understanding more about misinformation.
Reiner is interested in understanding how individuals form their attitudes on health and what they base their attitudes on, and how this understanding may help to improve persuasion for individuals to adopt and maintain their health behaviours. He is also interested in understanding more about misinformation.
Binhui WANG (M. Soc. Sci. student)
Binhui is passionate about understanding discrimination and its emotional consequences. Specifically, she is interested in how people’s devalued intersectional identities create unique forms of discrimination and how people cope with the negative emotional consequences by applying the most appropriate coping strategies.
Binhui is passionate about understanding discrimination and its emotional consequences. Specifically, she is interested in how people’s devalued intersectional identities create unique forms of discrimination and how people cope with the negative emotional consequences by applying the most appropriate coping strategies.
Ivy CHENG (Lab affiliate)
Ivy is particularly fascinated with the impact of social situations and environments on people's behaviors, especially when such influences are implicit in nature. Her main research interest lies in intergroup relations and persuasion. She is also interested in the social influences of people’s health-related attitudes and behaviours.
Ivy is particularly fascinated with the impact of social situations and environments on people's behaviors, especially when such influences are implicit in nature. Her main research interest lies in intergroup relations and persuasion. She is also interested in the social influences of people’s health-related attitudes and behaviours.
Ann-Marie Qing Hui NG (B. Soc. Sci. (Hons) student)
Ann-Marie is looking into how prior levels of defensive confidence can affect attitude change when presented with a persuasive message, considering the matching or mismatching of individual attitudinal bases with the message (bases at the object level).
Ann-Marie is looking into how prior levels of defensive confidence can affect attitude change when presented with a persuasive message, considering the matching or mismatching of individual attitudinal bases with the message (bases at the object level).
Douglas Wei Loong OH (B. Soc. Sci. (Hons) student)
Douglas is interested in understanding the processes involved in the stereotyping and prejudice towards marginalised groups in society. Specifically, his research looks into how social exclusion and the intergroup sensitivity effect interacts and affects these mechanisms as well as other intergroup factors.
Douglas is interested in understanding the processes involved in the stereotyping and prejudice towards marginalised groups in society. Specifically, his research looks into how social exclusion and the intergroup sensitivity effect interacts and affects these mechanisms as well as other intergroup factors.
Gareth Shi Xun TING (B. Soc. Sci. (Hons) student)
Gareth is interested in understanding how conflicting emotions and beliefs influence people's attitudes towards various health topics such as the use of digital health tools.
Gareth is interested in understanding how conflicting emotions and beliefs influence people's attitudes towards various health topics such as the use of digital health tools.
Jing Yin XU (B. Soc. Sci. (Hons) student)
Jing Yin is interested in knowing how people form their opinions and attitudes regarding various social issues, and how these processes may influence their decision making process. More specifically, she is curious about how various social influences affect people’s attitudes towards people with disabilities.
Jing Yin is interested in knowing how people form their opinions and attitudes regarding various social issues, and how these processes may influence their decision making process. More specifically, she is curious about how various social influences affect people’s attitudes towards people with disabilities.
Lab Alumni
Oliver SNG (Honors Thesis 2008; Adviser: Michelle SEE)
The origins of meta-bases
Currently assistant professor at University of California, Irvine
Darren Jian Sheng YEO (Independent Study Module 2009; Adviser: Michelle SEE)
Compensatory confidence: The roles of threat and doubt in thought confidence
Currently PhD candidate at Vanderbilt University
Bernice Lin Zhi KHOO (Ph.D. 2013; Adviser: Michelle SEE)
Mortality salience and reactions toward critical ingroup and outgroup members.
Currently Deputy Programme Manager at Defense Science Organisation
Yu-yang Kenneth TAN (M.Soc.Sci. 2012; Adviser: Tsai Fen-Fang)
Currently assistant professor at Singapore Management University
Jacinth Jia Xin TAN (Graduate Research Associate, 2009-2011)
Currently assistant professor at Singapore Management University
Jasmine Hui Min TAN (M. Soc.Sci., 2017; Adviser: Michelle SEE)
A further examination of the intergroup sensitivity effect: The moderating role of social exclusion, power and category differentiation.
Currently at Singapore Civil Defense Force
Chi, BU (M. Soc.Sci., 2018; Adviser: Michelle SEE)
Defensive confidence and post-message attitude certainty: The role of affect-cognition matching.
Currently Marketing Specialist at Yanmar Co., Ltd
The origins of meta-bases
Currently assistant professor at University of California, Irvine
Darren Jian Sheng YEO (Independent Study Module 2009; Adviser: Michelle SEE)
Compensatory confidence: The roles of threat and doubt in thought confidence
Currently PhD candidate at Vanderbilt University
Bernice Lin Zhi KHOO (Ph.D. 2013; Adviser: Michelle SEE)
Mortality salience and reactions toward critical ingroup and outgroup members.
Currently Deputy Programme Manager at Defense Science Organisation
Yu-yang Kenneth TAN (M.Soc.Sci. 2012; Adviser: Tsai Fen-Fang)
Currently assistant professor at Singapore Management University
Jacinth Jia Xin TAN (Graduate Research Associate, 2009-2011)
Currently assistant professor at Singapore Management University
Jasmine Hui Min TAN (M. Soc.Sci., 2017; Adviser: Michelle SEE)
A further examination of the intergroup sensitivity effect: The moderating role of social exclusion, power and category differentiation.
Currently at Singapore Civil Defense Force
Chi, BU (M. Soc.Sci., 2018; Adviser: Michelle SEE)
Defensive confidence and post-message attitude certainty: The role of affect-cognition matching.
Currently Marketing Specialist at Yanmar Co., Ltd
Collaborators
Richard E. Petty, The Ohio State University
Leandre R. Fabrigar, Queen’s University
Pablo Briñol, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid
Javier Horcajo, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid
Cynthia S. Wang, Northwestern University
Angela K-y Leung, Singapore Management University
Greta Valenti, Birmingham Southern College
Jennifer Whitson, University of California Los Angeles
Andrew Ortony, Northwestern University
Yinping Yang, Singapore Agency for Science Technology And Research (A*STAR)
W. Patrick Wade, National University of Singapore
Andrew Luttrell, Ball State University
Ingrid J. Haas, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Linda Skitka, University of Illinois at Chicago
Kimin Eom, Singapore Management University
Janet Pauketat, Princeton University
India Johnson, Butler University
Leandre R. Fabrigar, Queen’s University
Pablo Briñol, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid
Javier Horcajo, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid
Cynthia S. Wang, Northwestern University
Angela K-y Leung, Singapore Management University
Greta Valenti, Birmingham Southern College
Jennifer Whitson, University of California Los Angeles
Andrew Ortony, Northwestern University
Yinping Yang, Singapore Agency for Science Technology And Research (A*STAR)
W. Patrick Wade, National University of Singapore
Andrew Luttrell, Ball State University
Ingrid J. Haas, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Linda Skitka, University of Illinois at Chicago
Kimin Eom, Singapore Management University
Janet Pauketat, Princeton University
India Johnson, Butler University