At Sabancı University, I conducted three experimental studies within a TÜBİTAK 1001 research project, managing data collection, analysis, and reporting. My research focuses on social psychology and interpersonal relationships.
For my MSc thesis, I examined how perceived responsiveness in close relationships shapes motivation for minimal social interaction, with attachment orientations as individual differences. I conducted the full research process, from study design and data collection through statistical analysis and interpretation.
As a University Teaching Assistant, I supported instructors and students across five undergraduate psychology courses and coordinated three teaching assistants for Stress and Well-Being. I also trained and mentored undergraduate volunteers at SUStar Lab and contributed to research projects on social psychology and interpersonal relationships.
