Culture, Behavior, Evolution & Development Lab @ SFU. Tweets by Dr. Kline. Tweets are my own, not my employer's.
Burnaby, British Columbia
Joined August 2017
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.@SFUPsychology Please RT - we have a new study up and running! ;)
Are you a #researcher who does #fieldwork with #humanparticipants? We want to hear about the amount & types of #work you do in the #field! Please participate in our survey & RT widely: surveymonkey.ca/r/FieldsiteE…
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We will be hosting our 3rd annual Research Lab Fair on Tuesday Oct. 1 in the North AQ! Join us to learn about exciting Psychology research and to connect with faculty, grad students, and research assistants: ow.ly/DCcN50vWFpB
Simon Fraser University acknowledges the Traditional Coast Salish Lands including the Tsleil-Waututh (səl̓ilw̓ətaʔɬ), Kwikwetlem (kʷikʷəƛ̓əm), Squamish (Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw) and Musqueam (xʷməθkʷəy̓əm) Nations.
And so does the CuBED Lab!
Applicants should apply in Fall 2019 to begin the position in Fall 2020.
Indigenous students and students from any historically underrepresented group are particularly encouraged to apply.
Please contact Dr. Kline ([email protected]) directly for interest in applying. Applicants must apply to the departmental program (Portal open: October 15 – December 1, 2019) in addition to discussing their application with Dr. Kline.
Students can find out more about the lab on Twitter @CuBEDLab, Instagram @cubedlab, or at Dr. Kline’s website: michelleakline.com/
The graduate student will be based in the Department of Psychology and will be supervised by Dr. Michelle Kline. The grant funding also includes funding for research expenses for joint work with Dr. Kline, as well as potential conference travel funding for the student.
The student is expected to apply for additional fellowship funding to cover their fees, and/or work as a TA for additional funding through the completion of their degree.
The position includes a SSHRC IDG grant-funded stipend of $12,000 for an MA student, or $15,000 for a PhD student already holding an MA degree, for two years. Funding requires the student to work on the SSHRD IDG-funded project.
The CuBED Lab also welcomes applications for students who would like to develop their own field site. However, this funding does not support work for alternative projects.
...experimental, interview, or observational methods. Community sites include Vancouver BC, Toronoto ON, and Antigonish NS. There's potential to develop projects in villages at Dr Kline's site on Yasawa Island, Fiji.
The student will join a project investigating how community cohesiveness & cultural norms affect parental learning re child-rearing. The studies are situated w/in a community, w/ the goal of building a long-term collaborative research project w/ them. Studies may include...
Funding is available for a graduate student to pursue an MA/PhD in the Culture, Behavior, Evolution and Development (CuBED) Lab in the Department of Psychology at Simon Fraser University. The Lab's research focuses on cultural evolution & social learning in community contexts.
Looking for grad students to join my work in Fiji and Vancouver! 🤗
Congratulations to Associate Professor of Psychology Dr. Michelle Kline, who received a @SSHRC_CRSH Insight Development Grant to research how culture and social learning affect human behaviour. Read more at: ow.ly/bSmk50vj6PU @CUBEDLab @SFUFASS
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It's also blatantly bad for scientific progress! My nightmare is that some of my hard-won data will never see the light of day. Tragic.
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