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 Director 
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Dr. Chin Ming HUI

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I am the director of Self-Regulation Laboratory and currently an associate professor at Department of Psychology, Chinese University of Hong Kong. My research interests are in motivational processes in goal pursuit and interpersonal relationships. Recently, I have been exploring the links between relationship processes (e.g., interpersonal emotional regulation, singlehood, and mating choices) and mental health conditions.

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 Graduate Students  (based on years in the lab)
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Yingyi HE

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Hi! I'm YingYi, and I'm currently a third-year PhD candidate. My research focuses on singlehood, with particular attention to the structural factors that shape the experience of being single, such as demographic imbalances. I'm also interested in intimate relationship foundations, including how people perceive, evaluate, and form romantic relationships, as well as the expectations and negotiations that underlie them.

 Undergraduate Students  (in alphabetical order of last name)
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Vian CHEUNG​

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I am Vian Cheung, a final-year undergraduate Psychology student at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. Dr. Hui is my thesis supervisor. My research interests are interpersonal relationships and mental well being.

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Reena HO

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Hello! I'm Reena, a final-year undergraduate student majoring in Psychology. In my thesis, I am currently exploring ambivalence towards remaining single versus entering a relationship among singles.

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Sandra WONG​

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Hello, I am Sandra Wong, a final-year undergraduate student majoring in Psychology. In my thesis, I am interested in the distinction between voluntary and involuntary singlehood, and the underlying psychological, social, and interpersonal factors that contribute to each.

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