With training in I/O psy and business analytics, Dr. Kuo was a postdoc in the lab and interested in how discrete emotions shape unique experiences and interpersonal relationships between entities (e.g., leaders and followers, consumers and brands) in the organizational, service, and educational contexts. Particularly, he is fascinated by the epistemic and social functions of self-transcendent emotions in knowledge-building processes, status attainment, and leadership emergence. You can find out more about him at his website. 

Dr. Lin was a postdoc in the lab. Her work focused on the developmental and cognitive processes of moral judgment in interpersonal contexts, for adults and children.

Dr. Lu was a postdoc in the lab. She's interested in people's awareness of how their experiences have shaped who they are. Her work on cultural self-awareness has focused on cultural experiences and found well-being and intergroup benefits of the awareness. Apart from investigating the mechanisms and outcomes of cultural self-awareness, she seeks to extend the study of self-awareness to other domains, especially emotions, interpersonal relationships, and social movement. 

Ms. Chen was a Master's student in the ERICA Lab. Her research focused on positive emotions in student peer relations.

Mr. Chen majored in I/O psychology at NTHU, and his study was about applying social attitude and emotion to consumer behavior. Also, he's an aficionado of ACG and volleyball (a sporty nerd to be exact), so feel free to join him! 

Ms. Chen was a graduate student studying counseling psychology at NTHU, and her research focused on the links between self and mental illness. She enjoys reading books about concentration camps and North Korean defectors. She also loves traveling and exploring new parts of the world.

Ms. Cheng was Master's studnet in I/O psychology at NTHU, and her research aimed at consumer behavior & marketing from the perspective of psychology. Also she enjoys films & dramas and never sees the end of her list.

Ms. Cheng was a Master's student in counseling psychology at NTHU and her research interests were romantic relationships, romantic nostalgia, and emotions. She likes reading and drawing very much, especially reading poems. 

Ms. Fang was a graduate student in the counseling psychology Department of NTHU, and a guidance counselor at Hukou High School. She graduated from the Department of Counseling and Guidance of NUTN, and joined ERICA Lab in 2021. Her research interest lies in family relationships, including (but not limited to) birth order, reproductive motivation, gender roles, and how social construction impacts relationships.

Mr. Liu's favorite topic was the applications of statistics in psychology. He worked on the oscillator model for physiological data.

Mr. Wang was a graduate student in the lab majoring in I/O psychology at NTHU. His research interests were consumer behavior and affect. 

Ms. Chen was an undergraduate in the Department of Educational Psychology and Counseling. She joined the ERICA Lab in 2020. She likes statistics. She's interested in emotions, too. 

Ms. Kuo was an undergraduate student in the Department of Educational Psychology and Counseling. Her research focused on self-regulation and selection between conflicting goals.

Ms. Lee studied psychology and counseling. Her interest was music therapy, social-cultural psychology and emotions. She enjoys what she's doing!

Ms. Lin was an undergraduate student in the Department of Educational Psychology and Counseling, with a minor in humanities and social sciences. She's interested in language and emotion. She enjoys learning new languages and playing sports. 

Ms. Lu was an undergraduate student in the Department of Humanities and Social Sciences of NTHU, majoring in anthropology with a minor in psychology. Her research interests were gender, social psychology and counseling.

Ms. Wang was an undergraduate student in the Department of Educational Psychology and Counseling of National, Tsing Hua University, Taiwan. She was interested in emotions, counseling, and social psychology.

Ms. Yang studied psychology and counseling at NTHU. Her research interests were gender, social psychology, and emotions. And she loves films!