Current projects

Beliefs About Drinking: Online Study

This study investigates the association between social anxiety and patterns of drinking as well as beliefs about alcohol, impulsivity, sexual attitudes, self-efficacy and social skills among university women and men. You will receive 1 Participant Pool credit as compensation upon completion of the study.

• Registration for this study is only open to Concordia students through Participant Pool.
• Please ensure that you have not previously participated in the study. If you are not sure, you may contact the lab by email at Alcohol.Research@concordia.ca.
• This research has been approved by the Concordia University Research Ethics Board.

Beliefs About Marijuana Use: Online Study

The purpose of this study is to investigate predictors of marijuana use among university students. To meet this goal, the study investigates marijuana use and beliefs (including beliefs about others’ marijuana use and approval), social anxiety, impulsivity, alcohol use and beliefs, and emotionality (e.g., how one manages distress and strong negative emotions). You will receive 1 Participant Pool credit upon completion of the study.

• Registration for this study is only open to Concordia psychology students through Participant Pool.
• Please ensure that you have not previously participated in the study. If you are not sure, you may contact the lab by email at marijuana.study@concordia.ca.
• This research has been approved by the Concordia University Research Ethics Board.

Anishinabe Youth Wellness Study

This study investigates how participation in culture may impact wellbeing since COVID-19 social distancing measures were put in place. Questions explore cultural connection and participation, health-related behaviours, lifestyle, depression, anxiety, substance use, perceived support, and social activities.

Social Norms and Undergraduate Drinking

The purpose of this study is to investigate alcohol use among young adults during their transition into university. Questions explore alcohol and substance use, perceptions of others’ beliefs about alcohol, stress, anxiety, social activities, and lifestyle.