Michelle Neoh
PhD Student
Michelle is a fourth year PhD student interested in studying interpersonal relationships and how individual differences and our interpersonal environment influence how we function in our social relationships and interactions with others. Her current work focuses on criticism in social relationships and how individual differences and interpersonal factors influence the perception and response to criticism. Her studies involve both behavioural and neuroimaging methods in order to examine the behavioural, cultural, social, and neural markers underlying our perceptions and responses to criticism. She enjoys playing the piano and photography in her free time.
Research Projects:
- Dissertation:Â Individual Differences and Relationship Contexts in the Perception and Response to Criticism: An Investigation of Behavioural and Neural Markers