Established in by Dr. Our goal is to examine the relationships between environmental, hormonal and psychological factors on sexual health and sexual functioning. If you would like to participate in one of our current studies or you have interest in our research, please feel free to contact the laboratory by phone or email. All calls and e-mails are strictly confidential.
Lisa Dawn Hamilton, Ph. Her current research interests fall in three distinct areas: the relationship between stress and sexual arousal and desire, monogamy and nonmonogamy, and sex-positive sex education. Bonnie has presented a variety of posters at national and international conferences. Bonnie hopes to pursue a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology. She enjoys the opportunity to gain more experience with sex and relationship research as the coordinator for the MASH Lab.
Email: ebskelton mta. Emma Skelton is a fourth-year student completing her Honours in psychology with a minor in sociology. She previously worked with the MASH Lab on a qualitative independent study on first year students' experiences of consent education. From there, she developed an interest in how people deal with rejection. Her Honours thesis focuses on the usefulness of a rejection resiliency education module at changing aggression and manipulation in the face of rejection.
Email: srlandry mta. Sophie, a fourth-year student, is pursuing her Honours degree in psychology with a minor in biology. For her Honours thesis, Sophie is looking into beliefs and perspectives on casual sex on a university campus setting.
Specifically, she's interested in exploring ways in which we can challenge negative norms associated with casual sex so that individuals can have safer and more pleasurable experiences. Denise Roy-Loar, Psychology Honours Emma Skelton, Psychology Honours Email: ebskelton mta. Sophie Landry, Psychology Honours Email: srlandry mta. Abigail Daley, Psychology Honours Email: addaley mta.
