Judy Eaton (PhD)
My research interests fall under the general category of social motivation in organizations. Specifically, I am interested in apology and forgiveness between coworkers (does how we feel about ourselves affect whether we choose to forgive others?), organizational cynicism, psychological contract violation, and data collection over the Internet.
Judy is currently an Associate Professor at Wilfrid Laurier University, Brantford, Ontario, Canada
Email:jeaton@wlu.ca
Webpage: http://www3.sympatico.ca/scottya/judyeaton.html
Alexander Santelli (PhD)
I am interested in attributional explanations of interactions following transgressions and the role of self-regulation (e.g., regulatory focus) in the forgiveness and repentance process. I completed a 2 year SSHRC postdoctoral fellowship at Columbia University in New York City under the supervision of Tory Higgins. I'm currently working in public relations and communication.
Email: asantelli@gmail.com
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Zdravko Marjanovic (PhD)
I am interested in studying the various features of prosocial motivation and moral orientation, and how they interact to influence helping behavior. I am also interested in how people’s willingness to help others in need is influenced by personality characteristics and judgments of victim responsibility.
Email: ggmarjanxrk@hotmail.com
Noelia Vasquez (PhD)
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Curtis Phills (PhD)
My research investigates the automatic components of forgiveness. Specifically, I’m interested in the automatic responses to and associations with a transgressor including implicit attitudes, self-other overlap and nonverbal behavior. Curtis is currently an assistant professor of psychology at the University of Northern Florida.
Email: curtis.phills@gmail.com
Kyle Nash (PhD)
My research is essentially about why certain people become defensively extreme after self-threat. I examine self-threatening events like failure or rejection and explore the underlying motivational and neurological processes of defensiveness from a goal-regulation perspective. Kyle is currently as assistant professor of psychology at the University of Alberta, in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
Email: nashka17@gmail.com
Careen Khoury (PhD)
I am interested in the interrelationship among social Right Wing Authoritarianism (and social power), apology, and forgiveness following an interpersonal transgression. Careen is currently working in the area of refugee immigration.
Email: ckhoury76@hotmail.com
Mike Prentice (PhD)
I am interested in how people maintain a subjective sense of a meaningful world and personal efficacy in the face of an objectively indifferent universe. To that end, I examine the factors that underlie people’s responses to self-threats in terms of personality variables and neurological processes as well as where people turn under threat to continue holding onto their subjective sense. Mike is currently a postdoctoral fellow.
Email: mprent08@gmail.com
Rebecca Young (PhD)
I am interested in the interrelation among needy and hostile personality types, repentance, and forgiveness following an interpersonal transgression. I am also interested in individual's social motivation toward those with mental health issues. Rebecca is currently working as a postdoctoral research fellow and a clinical psychologist in Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Email: becca3636@gmail.com
Oshrat Hodara (PhD candidate)
Currently working as a professor of psychology at Seneca College in Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Email: oshrat.hadary@senecacollege.ca
Elizabeth van Monsjou (PhD candidate)
Currently a PhD candidate in the Department of Psychology at York University. She is interested in grudges and the role they play in the social motivation process following interpersonal transgressions.
Email: e.vanmonsjou@gmail.com
Joshua Guilfoyle (PhD 5)
Currently a graduate student in the Department of Psychology at York University. His research interests concern the social motivation process of victims and transgressors following interpersonal transgressions. He is particularly interested in the apology process.
Email: jawsh@yorku.ca
Garrett Arathoon (MA1)
Currently a graduate student in the Department of Psychology at York University. He is interested in the role of culture and victims post-transgression responses following interpersonal transgressions
Email: garrett7@yorku.ca
Julia Halilova (MA2)
Currently a graduate student in clinical neuro-psychology in the Department of Psychology at York University. Her research interests concern memory and post-transgression responses following interpersonal transgressions
Email: gkhalilova@gmail.com
Arik Shoikhedbrod (MA1)
Currently a graduate student in clinical psychology in the Department of Psychology at York University. His research interests concern the role of personality and positive psychology in the social motivation process following interpersonal transgressions.
Email: arikyork@yorku.ca
