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 Director 
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Dr. Chin Ming HUI

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 and mating choices) and mental health conditions.

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 Graduate Students  (based on years in the lab)
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Wen JIANG

I am in the fifth year of my Ph.D. program. I am interested in the different ways individuals manage multiple conflicting goals and the implications for performance and well-being. I am also working on projects about trait self-control. 

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Yi (Bella) JIN

My name is JIN (Bella) Yi from Huzhou, Zhejiang. I am a second-year Ph.D. student at the Department of Psychology, Chinese University of Hong. My research interests are in social psychology, and particularly in prosocial behaviors and interpersonal relationships. 

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Yingyi HE

My name is YingYi, and my pronouns are She/Her/Hers. I am from Kunming, Yunnan. I am currently a first-year Ph.D. student at the Psychology department in CUHK. My research interests focus on empathy and prosocial behaviors.

 Undergraduate Students  (in alphabetical order of last name)
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Rachel CHAN

Hello! I'm Rachel, currently in my final year of undergraduate studies. For my thesis, I am exploring how mismatches in couples' emotional support affect the psychological adjustment and relationship functioning of cancer survivors.

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Audrey WONG

Hi! I am Audrey, a final-year undergraduate psychology student working on my thesis research at the lab. I am interested in the areas of interpersonal emotional regulation and misfits in relationship processes.

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