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Welcome to the Health and Adult Development Lab website!

We are a health psychology laboratory located in the Psychology department at the University of British Columbia. We conduct research that examines the influences of social relationships and motivational processes for wellbeing and health across the adult lifespan. Our long-term goal is to identify key social and motivational resources that contribute to a successful mastery of challenges across the adult lifespan and to better understand pathways to wellbeing and health.

We would like to acknowledge that our lab is situated on the traditional, ancestral and unceded territory of the Musqueam people. 

 

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

Congratulations to Tiana Broen Congratulations to Tiana for receiving the Faculty of Arts Graduate Award.
Congratulations to Ellie Zambrano Congratulations to Ellie for receiving the Elizabeth Young Lacey Scholarship in Psychology! Ellie has also received the International Tuition Award and the Faculty of Arts Graduate Award.
Congratulations to Yoonseok Choi Congratulations to Yoonseok for receiving the Faculty of Arts Graduate Award.
Congratulations to Dr. Victoria Michalowski Congratulations to Dr. Michalowski for successfully defending her dissertation. We wish her all the best for her future endeavors!
More news.
PULSE Study

We are inviting stroke survivors and their partners to participate in a study on everyday health behaviours. The main goal of the study is to understand how partners may shape each other’s health behaviours (like physical activity and diet) post stroke, and how partners can contribute to each other’s health. If you complete all study components, you will receive a health feedback letter that includes health measurements you complete with us. Couples participating in the study will also be able to keep one tablet between them or they can choose to receive monetary reimbursement for their time. If you are interested in participating in the study or would like to learn more, click here. You can also call us at 604-822-3549 or e-mail us at pulse@psych.ubc.ca

GRIP Study

How can partners help each other accomplish goals that are difficult to realize alone? This project aims to provide a deeper understanding of the strategies that couples use to solve everyday problems individually and together as a team. We are looking for couples aged 19 years and older who are interested in participating in a 3 hour session that involves solving problems on a computer, giving each other a hand massage, and completing questionnaires. Volunteering couples receive monetary reimbursement for their participation. Are you and your partner both interested in participating? Call us at 604-822-3549 or email us at gripstudy@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
2301-2136 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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