Volunteer as a Research Assistant
Are you interested in studying the links between intimate relationships, emotions, and health/mental health? The REH lab offers the chance to engage in multi-method research investigating the links between these critical domains. The REH lab is a great learning opportunity for research assistants who are extremely reliable, resourceful, motivated, and attentive to detail. All RA's are expected to commit to working in the lab for at least one year, and all RA's are expected to work a minimum of six hours per week. Students planning to go to graduate school in psychology, students with previous psychology research experience, or students that can commit for more than one year are especially encouraged to apply.
The REH lab is currently accepting applications for new SFSU student volunteer research assistants to start in the spring. Please complete the application (link below) and send that along with your cv to rehlab.sfsu@gmail.com.
Lab application
The REH lab is currently accepting applications for new SFSU student volunteer research assistants to start in the spring. Please complete the application (link below) and send that along with your cv to rehlab.sfsu@gmail.com.
Lab application
Participate in a Study
Patterns in Romantic Relationships (PAIR) Study
Students and their romantic partners are invited to participate. Each partner will individually complete an online survey covering a range of topics, including relationship functioning, emotional functioning, psychological functioning, and sexual identity.
To qualify for participation, you must be:
Participation will take 50-60 minutes and can count for 2 SONA credits (to be allocated between partners however you want) or a Certificate of Completion (which can be used for Professor Chen's Health Workshop credit).
For more information, or to register: http://tinyurl.com/PAIRStudy-Registration
Family Building in Same-Sex Couples Study - $80 for participation
Are you currently a member of a same-sex couple using fertility treatments (e.g., IUI or IVF) to form your family? If so, you are invited to participate in a study being conducted by researchers at San Francisco State University and the University of California, San Francisco. The study aims to examine family building experiences for same-sex couples.
To qualify for participation, you or your partner MUST:
Participation involves both you and your partner. You will be asked to independently complete an online survey (30 minutes), then together you will complete an in-person interview (90 minutes) at a local university. You and your partner will receive $80 (total) for your participation.
For more information, or to register: https://tinyurl.com/fambuildstudy-register
Students and their romantic partners are invited to participate. Each partner will individually complete an online survey covering a range of topics, including relationship functioning, emotional functioning, psychological functioning, and sexual identity.
To qualify for participation, you must be:
- A student at SFSU (note: your partner does not need to be a student)
- Currently in a romantic relationship
- 18 years of age or older
- Fluent in English
Participation will take 50-60 minutes and can count for 2 SONA credits (to be allocated between partners however you want) or a Certificate of Completion (which can be used for Professor Chen's Health Workshop credit).
For more information, or to register: http://tinyurl.com/PAIRStudy-Registration
Family Building in Same-Sex Couples Study - $80 for participation
Are you currently a member of a same-sex couple using fertility treatments (e.g., IUI or IVF) to form your family? If so, you are invited to participate in a study being conducted by researchers at San Francisco State University and the University of California, San Francisco. The study aims to examine family building experiences for same-sex couples.
To qualify for participation, you or your partner MUST:
- Have completed at least one IUI or IVF cycle
- Be between the ages of 25-45
- Be fluent in English
Participation involves both you and your partner. You will be asked to independently complete an online survey (30 minutes), then together you will complete an in-person interview (90 minutes) at a local university. You and your partner will receive $80 (total) for your participation.
For more information, or to register: https://tinyurl.com/fambuildstudy-register