Our Research
In the Self and Interpersonal Dynamics (SAID) lab,
we study the interplay of the self and
interpersonal relationships. All research within the
SAID lab adopts a Person x Situation interactionist
perspective wherein both the person (e.g., self-
esteem; gender) and the situation (e.g., initiating a
romantic relationship) are included. Across various
projects, we utilize a diverse array of
methodologies, including online correlational
studies, in lab experiments, dyadic interactions,
longitudinal assessments, and meta-analyses.
Dr. Jessica J.
Cameron
Professor
Department of Psychology
University of Manitoba
Research Topics
Self and Interpersonal Dynamics
Insecurity (Self-esteem; Models of Self and
Other; Attachment)
Relationship Initiation
Gender Identity and Diversity
Lay Theories of Self-etseem
Perceived Responsiveness
Romantic Relationships
Metaperceptions and Signal Amplification Bias
Communication
University of Manitoba
Professor (2016 to present)
Associate Professor (2008-2016)
Assistant Professor (2003-2008)
Education
PhD (University of Waterloo; 2003)
Certificate in University Teaching
(University of Waterloo, 2003)
BA, Honours (University of
Manitoba, 1998)
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Studying the dynamics of personality,
gender and sexual identity, beliefs, and
perceptions in the context of close,
romantic relationships.
Self
and
Interpe
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Dynam
ics Lab