In the Lifespan lab at Emmanuel College our goal is to develop robust theory and conduct empirical research that meaningfully contributes to scientific knowledge on the period of development between ages 30-45 known as Established Adulthood.
COLLABORATIONS
In the lifespan lab we collaborate with colleagues in the U.S, the UK, and in Europe. Reach out to us if you want to get involved!
CURRENT PROJECTS
Experiences of Modern Adulthood
AI Social Companions
Loneliness and individualism in adulthood
If you are interested in participating in any of these projects, please contact the Lifespan Lab at lifespanlab@emmanuel.edu
RESEARCH TEAM
Gözde Açıker Kurtay
Lab Coordinator
Autumn Ruggles
Graduate Research Assistant
Ada Nicodemus
Graduate Research Assistant
Lydia Kreidler
Undergraduate Research Assistant
Clare M. Mehta, PhD 