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Applied Social Psychology Lab
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A lab specializing in social psychology, experimental psychology, and related fields.
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Specializing in social psychology and experimental psychology
The Applied Social Psychology Lab specializes in social psychology, experimental psychology, area studies, and social welfare studies.
The lab is run by faculty from the College of Policy and Planning Sciences in the School of Science and Engineering at the undergraduate level, and from the Graduate School of Systems and Information Engineering at the graduate level.
The faculty member is Assistant Professor Sato Sanai.
ResearchResearch themes
The lab's areas of expertise are social psychology, experimental psychology, area studies, and social welfare studies.
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- Assistant ProfessorSato Sanai
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