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The Health and Adult Development Lab!

Our research examines the role of social relationships and motivational processes for wellbeing and health. We aim to identify key social and motivational resources that contribute to the successful mastery of challenges and pathways to wellbeing and health across the adult lifespan.

 

Dr. Hoppmann is currently looking to take on undergraduate volunteer research assistants. If you are interested in a volunteer position, please email your statement of motivation (one page), unofficial transcript, and CV to lab manager Anita at hoppmannlab@psych.ubc.ca. For further information, please see here.

 

We respectfully acknowledge that I work on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territory of the xwməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam) people.

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Dr. Hoppmann is accepting graduate students through the health psychology program. Please see here for more information.

Congratulations Dr. Choi and Dr. Zambrano! Congratulations to our PhD graduates, Dr. Choi and Dr. Zambrano! We’re incredibly proud to celebrate their accomplishments, and for achieving this major milestone!  
Annual Lab Holiday Dinner The Health and Adult Development Lab team all gathered for our annual holiday lab dinner, celebrating yet another successful year with eachother. We wish everyone an amazing holiday season and New Year, and we look forward to 2026!
GSA Conference 2025 The Health and Adult Development Lab sent a brilliant team of researchers to the 2025 GSA meeting. Dr. Christiane Hoppmann, along with our previous doctoral student Dr. Yoonseok Choi, current doctoral student Juhyeong (Jay) Lee, and graduate student Sierra Birthelmer, attended this meeting, presenting their current research conducted alongside the world’s top experts in the […]
Congratulations to Jay Lee! Congratulations to Jay, who is the recipient of an ESPO Poster Award for his poster titled “Frailty is Linked to a Lower Subjective Life Expectancy Among Korean Middle-Aged and Older Adults”, presented with colleagues in Korea. Well done, Jay!
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Allies in Health Study

We are inviting older individuals together with a close other (e.g. a spouse, friend, neighbor) to participate in the Allies in Health Study. The primary purpose of this study is to understand how close others shape each other’s health behaviours, social interactions, and experiences in the current pandemic. The results of the study can provide insight into what older adults can do to maintain their well-being given the current circumstances. Please note, that this study includes COVID-related questions. Answers to this questions will help us understand the context of your other answers, but you can skip any questions you do not feel comfortable answering. Please visit: here. You can also call us at 604-822-3549 or e-mail us at allies@psych.ubc.ca

Phone: 604-822-3549
Email: hoppmannlab(at)psych.ubc.ca

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The Health and Adult Development Lab

2301-2136 West Mall

Vancouver, BC V6T 1Z4

For a map and directions on how to get here, click here.

The Health and Adult Development Lab
Vancouver Campus
4213-2136 West Mall
Vancouver, BC Canada V6T 1Z4
Tel 604 822 3549
Website hoppmann.psych.ubc.ca
Email hoppmannlab(at)psych.ubc.ca
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