The HARP Lab is led by Dr Sarah Stanton at the University of Edinburgh
Congratulations to the newly-minted Dr Ian Hajnosz, who passed his viva with minor corrections!
Paper entitled “A Worldwide Test of the Predictive Validity of Ideal Partner Preference-Matching” accepted at Journal of Personality and Social Psychology.
Paper entitled “The Associations between Human-Companion Animal Relationship Duration, Companion Animal Life Stage, and Relationship Quality” accepted at Animals.
Paper entitled “Development and Validation of the Companion Animals Self-Expansion Scale” accepted at Human-Animal Interactions.
Paper entitled “The Relationship between Attachment to Companion Animals and Depression: A Systematic Review” accepted at Anthrozoös.
Paper entitled “The Role of Perceived Negative Partner Behavior in Daily Snacking Behavior: A Dynamical Systems Approach” accepted at Appetite.
Paper entitled “Self-Expansion within Sexual Minority Relationships” accepted at The Journal of Social Psychology.
Paper entitled “The Link between the Nature of the Human-Companion Animal Relationship and Well-Being Outcomes in Companion Animal Owners” accepted at Animals.
Congratulations to Dr Sarah Stanton, who is now an Associate Editor at Personality and Social Psychology Review!
